Sentence examples for commune was founded from inspiring English sources
Fristaden Christiania is a commune on the site of an old barracks in the centre of Copenhagen, home to almost 1,000 people whose determination to defend their lifestyle has kept the Danish authorities at bay since the commune was founded in 1971.
The Grierson award for the best documentary went to Paul-Julien Robert's My Fathers, My Mother and Me, a portrayal of life in Friedrichshof, the largest commune in Europe, which was founded in the 70s.
"Sketching Utopia," a drama by Laurel Hessing, tells the true story of Helicon Hall, a short-lived commune in Englewood Cliffs that was founded by the writer Upton Sinclair and came to a fiery end one night in 1907.
The village or commune of Saint-James is twenty kilometers from Mont Saint-Michel, and was founded as a fortified stronghold in 1067, the year after the conquest of England, by William the Conqueror.
The Reserve was founded by ESSA-Forêts and two US universities in 1975 as a partnership with the Commune of Beavoha (now Ankazombalala).
The Royal Exchange was founded.
GCC was founded in May 1981.
HHChLR was founded in 2005.
Save-the-Redwoods League is founded.
