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countries Whitepages - Yellowpages - Government country code
Albania WP - YP - GOV +355
Andorra WP - YP +376
Armenia WP - YP - GOV +374
Austria WP - PA - YP - GOV +43
Belarus WP - PA - YP +375
Belgium WP - PA - YP - GOV +32
Bosnia and Herzegovina WP - YP +387
Bulgaria WP - YP - GOV +359
Croatia WP - YP +385
Cyprus WP - YP - GOV +357
Czech Republic WP - YP - GOV +420
Denmark WP - YP - GOV +45
Estonia WP - YP - GOV +372
Finland WP - YP - GOV +358
France WP - PA - YP - GOV +33
Germany WP - PA - YP - GOV +49
Gibraltar WP - YP +350
Greece WP - YP - GOV +30
Hungary WP - YP - GOV +36
Iceland WP - YP - GOV +354
Ireland WP - YP - GOV +353
Italy WP - PA - YP - GOV +39
Kosovo WP - YP +383
Latvia WP - YP +371
Liechtenstein WP - YP +423
Lithuania WP - YP - GOV +370
Luxembourg WP - YP - GOV +352
Macedonia WP - YP +389
Malta WP - YP +356
Moldova WP - YP +373
Monaco WP - YP - GOV +377
Montenegro WP - YP +382
Netherlands WP - YP - GOV +31
Norway WP - YP - GOV +47
Poland WP - YP - GOV +48
Portugal WP - YP - GOV +351
Romania WP - YP +40
San Marino WP - YP +378
Serbia WP - YP - GOV +381
Slovakia WP - YP - GOV +421
Slovenia WP - YP - GOV +386
Spain WP - PA - YP - GOV +34
Sweden WP - YP - GOV +46
Switzerland WP - PA - YP - GOV +41
Uk WP - YP - GOV +44
Ukraine WP - YP - GOV +380
Vatican +39
Yugoslavia +38

country codes of Europe 
always start with

+3 or +4
most countries have a 2 digit code  3- or 4-


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Phone Book of Latin America.com  (+5)
Phone Book of Oceania.com (+6)
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 (+7)
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Phone Book of the Middle/Far East.com  (+9)


In 1490 
Franz von Taxis invented the Postal System
386 years before
Thurn and Taxisphone

Alexander Graham Bell invented 
the phone in the United States ...

secrets behind European phonecodes:
International country codes got issued in 1964,
the codes evolved from a first
Pan European numbering plan
that had been set up in 1961.
Some countries, in particular
those that had a 3x or 4x code
were able to keep them. 

in general the 4- codes are 
for the North Eastern  Anglo/Germanic countires:
(+41), (+43), (+44), (+45), (+46), (+47), (+48), (+49)

the 3- codes for the South Western Latin countries:
(+31), (+32), (+33), (+34), (+39)

and 35- for the smaller countries: 
(+350), (+351), (+352), (+353), (+354), (+355), (+356), (+357), (+358), (+359) 

Only two countries, France and the UK
have a double digit country code.
Around the World only four countries have
a premium double digit code.

Many codes that were issued at a later time
like Romania (+40) or exEast Germany (ex+37)

In 1968 Turkey (+36),
a candidat for EU membership, got removed from Europe
and switched over the Middle East
with the present code (+90)


For the following 30 year nothing changed until Nov 9 1989, fall of the Berlin wall.

Recently due to political changes 37, 38 and 42 became available 
to 'new' countries mostly from the former exsoviet (+7) phonesystem

37 from exEast Germany
after the reunification of Germany, (+37)  became available to I0 new countries:
Lithuania (+370), Latvia (+371) , Estonia (+372) , Moldova (+373), Armenia (+374), Belarus (+375)

shortly later some small countires did not want to be part of the phonesytem
of their French or Italian neighbourg
so they also got the remaining exCommunist Germany +37 codes:
 Andorra (+376), Monaco (+377), San Marino (+378) and the Vatican (+379 not activated jet)

after break up of old Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia   38 was used for
Ukraine (+380), and the 5 countries which made the old Yugoslavia:
new Yugoslavia (including Serbia and Montenegro) (+381),
Croatia (+385), Slovenia (+386), Bosnia (+387) and Macedonia (+389)

after separation of old Czechoslovakia 42 was used for
Czech Republic (+420), Slovakia (+421) and
since april 5 1999 Liechtenstein (leaving Switzerland) (+423)

for future changes
various +38- and +42- codes are available
these codes could be issued for future European countries ...



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