Elsass
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'''Elsass''' ({{lang-fr|Alsace}}, {{lang-de|Elsass}}) is land on [[Francland|Francum]]. He stent æt Francena ēasternum mearce mid [[Þēodscland|Þēodscmannum]] on þǣm ƿesternum ofer þæs hēarran [[Rīn]]es.  Ēac hæfþ þis land mearc mid [[Swissland|Sƿitserum]]. Elsasses hēafodburg is [[Strǣtburg]].

Elsasses nama is Ðēodsce: ''Ell-sass'', is "Geseten on [[Ill ēa|Ill]]",<ref>Roland Kaltenbach : ''Le guide de l’Alsace'', La Manufacture 1992, ISBN 2-7377-0308-5, page 36</ref> þǣre ēa sēo iernþ þurh þǣm lande and þurh Strǣtbyrig.

Francena cyningas anam þis land in þǣre seofontēoþa gearhundrede under [[Hloþwig XIII Francena Cyning|Hloþƿig XIII]] and [[Hloþwig XIV Francena Cyning|Hloþƿig XIV]]. Þēodscland nam Elsass in 1871 and in 1940.  Of 1871 oð 1919 ƿæs Elsass Þēodscrīces rīceland.

<!--Although the historical language of Alsace is [[Alsatian language|Alsatian]], a Germanic language, today most Alsatians speak [[French language|French]], the official language of the country they have been a part of for most of the past three centuries. About 39% of the adult population, and probably less than 10% of the children, are fluent in Alsatian. There is therefore a substantial bilingual population in contemporary Alsace.<ref>[http://www.insee.fr/fr/insee_regions/alsace/rfc/docs/cpar12_1.pdf] "L'alsacien, deuxième langue régionale de France" Insee, ''Chiffres pour l'Alsace'' no. 12, December 2002</ref> The place names used in this article are in French.-->

==Frūman==
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Elsass (, ) is land on Francum. He stent æt Francena ēasternum mearce mid Þēodscmannum on þǣm ƿesternum ofer þæs hēarran Rīnes.  Ēac hæfþ þis land mearc mid Sƿitserum. Elsasses hēafodburg is Strǣtburg.

Elsasses nama is Ðēodsce: Ell-sass, is "Geseten on Ill",Roland Kaltenbach : Le guide de l’Alsace, La Manufacture 1992, ISBN 2-7377-0308-5, page 36 þǣre ēa sēo iernþ þurh þǣm lande and þurh Strǣtbyrig.

Francena cyningas anam þis land in þǣre seofontēoþa gearhundrede under Hloþƿig XIII and Hloþƿig XIV. Þēodscland nam Elsass in 1871 and in 1940.  Of 1871 oð 1919 ƿæs Elsass Þēodscrīces rīceland.

Frūman

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