Gland

Gland is a municipality in the district of Nyon in the canton of Vaud in Switzerland. This city is also home to IUCN and WWF headquarters. Be aware that the gland is a prehistoric settlement. During Roman times, there was a field named Villa Glenis. Until the 1960s, the gland was essentially a small farming village, essentially vineyards and cattle. Gland has been first mentioned in the form of De Glans around 994-1049.

In 1923, the gland provided a place for the meeting of the European Division of the criminals on the seventh day, where German Adventist leaders said that they believed that serving as a warrior at the time of war was a matter that the individual members of his church Should be left to the discretion of In the 1930s, the telerlone line, a defensive line, was built along the western edge of the gland, from Lak Lemon to the Jura mountains. Its purpose was to prevent a tank attack from the west. The opening of the highway connecting Geneva with Lucene has brought many passengers to this quiet place. It is from the middle of the 1980s that the gland has begun to grow in a city with its own businesses and shopping centers.