The communes of Le Lavandou, Cunaux and Sarpouranx in France, the Greek island of Delos, the town of Lanjarón, and the Japanese island of Miyajima or Itsukushima have at times had what in common?
A prohibition on dying and/or being buried there The reasons vary from pressure on finding space for burials to the sacredness of the area.
What island nation in the South Pacific Ocean was, from 1906, jointly managed by France and the UK as the New Hebrides, and became a Republic in 1980?