Crossword Clue: City named after a bishop
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "City named after a bishop"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "City named after a bishop"
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- 1944 battle city
- 1944 battle locale
- 1944 battle site
- 1944 E.T.O. battleground
- 1944 French battle site
- 1944 invasion city
- 1944 Normandy battle site
- 1944 site of heaving bombings (Abbr.)
- '44 battle site
- '44 fight site
- "Battle for __": Peter Yates WWII book
- Battle of Normandy objective
- Battle of Normandy site
- Battle of Normandy town
- "Battle of the Hedgerows" city of 1944
- Battle scene: 1944
- Battle site: 1944
- Battle site in Normandy
- Battle site of 1944
- Battle site of '44
- Battle site of W.W. II
- Battle site soon after D-Day
- Battle town of 1944
- Battleground of 1944
- Battleground of July 1944
- A site of the Normandy Invasion
- Allied jumping-off point of July 1944
- Allied jumping-off point of June 1944, briefly
- Allied victory site, 7/18/44
- Allied victory site of 1944
- Allied victory site of 7/18/44
- Allies' prize: July 1944
- Allies' target, July 1944
- Fr. battle site
- France's so-called "Capital of the Ruins"
- Historic French town once known as Briovera
- Historic French town
- Historic Norman town
- Historic Normandy city
- Historic Normandy town
- Historic spot in Normandy
- Historic town in Normandy
- Historic town on the Vire
- Historic WWII battle site
- French battle site: 7/7/44
- French battle site in '44
- French battle site in W.W. II
- French battle site of '44
- French battle site west of Caen
- French battle site
- French capital of the Manche, briefly
- French city.
- French city in hedgerow country.
- French city in W.W. II fighting
- French city sacked in the Hundred Years War
- French city with a unicorn on its coat of arms
- French city with the nickname "Capital of the Ruins"
- French city
- French commune occupied in WWII
- French commune
- Commune near Caen
- French town destroyed in 1944
- French town in '44 news
- French town in W.W. II fighting
- French town in WWII fighting
- French town of W.W. II
- French town of WWII fame
- French town of WWII
- French town on the Vire
- French town W. of Caen
- French town
- French WWII battle site
- Breakthrough battle in Normandy
- Embattled city in July 1944
- Embattled D-Day city
- German communications center in W.W. II
- City in France.
- City in France
- City in July 1944 news
- City in Manche
- City in NW France
- City in the Basse-Normandie region of France
- City named after a bishop
- Caen neighbor
- Caen's neighbor
- City of NW France
- City on the Vire
- City SE of Cherbourg
- City southwest of Bayeux
- City west of Caen
- E.T.O. battle town
- E.T.O. battleground that Samuel Beckett called "The Capital of the Ruins"
- E.T.O. town
- Important French town in WWII
- Important town in WWII
- Capital of France's Manche department
- Capital of Manche department
- Capital of Manche Dept., France.
- Capital of Manche, France
- Capital of Manche
- D-Day campaign town
- D-Day city
- D-Day French city
- D-Day invasion city
- D-Day invasion town
- D-Day objective
- D-Day target city
- D-Day target town
- D-Day town
- July 1944 attack site
- July 1944 battle area
- July 1944 battle site
- July 1944 battleground
- Noted 1944 battle site
- Manche capital
- Manche city
- Manche department capital
- Manche department's capital
- Manche town
- Manche's capital city
- Manche's capital
- Manche's seat
- Place in the news: 1944
- Strategic Normandy city in WWII
- Town almost destroyed in the Battle of Normandy
- Town almost destroyed in the D-Day invasion
- Town almost destroyed in W.W. II
- Town destroyed in 1944
- Town freed by the Allies: July 18, 1944
- Town in '44 headlines
- Town in Normandy
- Town in the news: 1944
- Town in W.W. II headlines
- Town liberated in July 1944
- Town near Caen.
- Town near Caen
- Town near Omaha Beach
- Town nearly destroyed in 1944
- Town nearly destroyed in the Battle of Normandy
- Town of Normandy
- Town on the Vire River
- Town on the Vire
- Town SE of Cherbourg
- Town W of Caen
- Town west of Caen
- Town WSW of Caen
- Market town of Normandy
- W. W. II battle site
- W W II battle site
- W. W. II town
- The Vire River flows through it
- Landing site in '44
- Post-D-day battle site
- Norman battle area
- Norman battle site: 1944
- Norman battle site
- Norman battle town
- Norman city
- Norman commune of W.W. II fame
- Norman commune
- Norman invasion town
- Norman town of W.W. II
- Norman town
- Normandy battle site 1944
- Normandy battle site of 1944, briefly
- Normandy battle site of 1944
- Normandy battle site of WWII
- Normandy battle site
- Normandy battle town
- Normandy battleground
- Normandy battlesite of WWII
- Normandy Beach town
- Normandy campaign town
- Normandy city almost entirely destroyed in WWII
- Normandy city nearly destroyed in WWII
- Normandy city
- Normandy commune
- Normandy invasion town, 1944
- Normandy invasion town
- Normandy town.
- Normandy town about which an American soldier is reported to have said, "We sure liberated the hell out of this place!"
- Normandy town decimated in WWII
- Normandy town in W.W. II fighting
- Normandy town nearly destroyed in 1944
- Normandy town
- War-ravaged French city
- War-torn town in 1944
- Samuel Beckett's "Capital of the Ruins"
- Site of a 1944 Allies breakthrough
- Site of July 1944 fighting
- Site of the Normandy invasion
- Scene of W.W. II fighting
- W.W. II battle city
- WW II battle site
- W.W. II battle site near Caen
- W.W. II battle site
- W.W. II battle town
- W.W. II city on the Vire
- W.W. II French battle site
- W.W. II invasion site
- W.W. II locale
- W.W. II site
- W.W. II town
- WWII Allied invasion site
- WWII battle city in France
- WWII battle locale
- WWII battle site
- WWII battle town in France
- WWII battleground
- WWII battlesite in France
- WWII battlesite
- WWII-era U.S. naval carrier named after a Normandy town
- WWII Fr. battle site
- WWII French battle site
- WWII invasion city
- WWII Normandy battle site
- WWII town liberated, July 1944
- Target of heavy W.W. II bombing, 1944
Recent Usage of City named after a bishop in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 16, 1986