Rheims
See Rheims in American Heritage Dictionary 4
or Reims (rēmz, răɴs)
A city of northeast France east-northeast of Paris. One of the most important cities of Roman Gaul, it was long the site of the coronation of French kings. In World War II the unconditional German surrender was signed at Allied headquarters here on May 7, 1945. Population: 185,000.
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