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Australia

      Fire Brigades

      > Emergency Management Department

Austria

      Federations

      > Austrian Fire Fighters Federation

Croatia

      Fire Brigades

      > Croatian Fire & Rescue Blog

Finland

      Specialised Magazines

      > Pelastustieto - Finnish Fire and Rescue Magazine

France

      Federations

      > French Fire Fighters Federation
      Institutions

      > French home ministry
      Specialised Magazines

      > Le Sapeur-Pompier Magazine

Germany

      Fire Brigades

      > Volunteer Fire Brigade Flegessen
      Federations

      > German Fire Fighters Federation
      Specialised Magazines

      > German Fire Publications

Hungary

      Fire Brigades

      > Fire Brigade (Tűzoltóság) of Letenye

Italy

      Fire Brigades

      > Volunteer Fire Brigade (Vigili del Fuoco) Tione

Portugal

      Federations

      > Portuguese Fire Fighters Federation

Rumania

      Fire Brigades

      > Vaslui Fire and Emergency Department

Russia

      Forest Fires

      > Forest fires and climate change in Siberia

United Kingdom

      Federations

      > Federation of British Fire Organisations
      Companies

      > UK National Chemical Emergency Centre

United States

      Fire Brigades

      > Mineola Junior Fire Department
      Forest Fires

      > Forest Fires and their effect upon carbon storage
      > Forest Fires and Global Warming in the USA
      International Organisations

      > International Association of Fire Chiefs

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