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Thrace is a historical region in southeastern Europe that spans parts of modern-day Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey, bounded by the Balkan and Rhodope Mountains. It matters because it was home to ancient Thracian kingdoms and later served as an important Roman province and Byzantine administrative division, making it significant to understanding European history.
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La Tracia (in greco antico: Θρᾴκη Thràkē, in latino: Thracia) è una regione storica, posta nell'estrema punta sudorientale della penisola balcanica. Rispetto ai confini odierni, comprende il nordest della Grecia, il sud della Bulgaria e la Turchia europea. I suoi confini sono cambiati nel tempo: secondo i confini stabiliti in seguito alla prima guerra mondiale, i monti Rodopi separano la Tracia greca da quella bulgara, e il fiume Evros (Maritza) separa la Tracia orientale (in Turchia) dalla Tracia occidentale (Grecia). Qui in Tracia i Visigoti si impegnarono a difendere il limes dell'impero Romano.
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