border (frontier) incident
1Inner German border — Innerdeutsche Grenze North and central Germany …
2Luapula Province border dispute — This article deals mainly with a disputed area on the border of Zambia, in Luapula Province.Where it all began 1894 treatyZambia s formal northern frontier boundary was legally signed in the Anglo Belgian Treaty of 1894, long after the 1884… …
3Mechelen Incident — A Messerschmitt BF.108, the type of aircraft that Erich Hoenmanns flew. The Mechelen Incident of 10 January 1940, also known as the Mechelen affair, was an event during the Phoney War. A German aircraft with an officer on board carrying the plans …
4United States Border Patrol — For other uses of Border Patrol , see Border Patrol (disambiguation). United States Border Patrol Common name Border Patrol Abbreviation USBP …
5Sino–Soviet border conflict — For the earlier border conflict, see Sino–Soviet conflict (1929). Sino–Soviet border conflict Part of the Cold War …
6History of North-West Frontier Province — The North West Frontier Province is a province of Pakistan. It lies in a region where the Indian Subcontinent meets Central Asia and Afghanistan. [ [http://nwfp.gov.pk/AIS page.php?DistId=1 DeptId=1 LanId=1 pageName=NWFP History History of NWPF]… …
7Mexico–United States border — The border between the United States and Mexico spans four U.S. states, six Mexican states, and has over twenty commercial railroad crossings …
81991 Sino-Russian Border Agreement — Chinese t=中俄邊界協議 s=中俄边界协议 j=zong1 o4 bin1 gaai3 hip3 ji5 p=Zhōng É Biānjiè Xièyì rus=Российско китайское Соглашение о границе rusr=Rossiysko kitayskoye Soglasheniye o granitseThe 1991 Sino Russian Border Agreement was a treaty between the People… …
91991 Sino-Soviet Border Agreement — Chinese name Traditional Chinese 中俄邊界協議 Simplified Chinese 中俄边界协议 …
10Sino-Soviet border conflict — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Sino Soviet border conflict partof= the Cold War caption= date=1969 place=border between China and Soviet Union casus= territory= result=Both sides claimed victory. USSR continued to control disputed areas… …
