Country Crossword: Belgium 2

3. The national dish of Belgium.
5. Belgium's most important port.
7. This soup-like dish used to use fish as its primary ingredient, but now uses chicken, most likely due to pollution.
12. City square annually decorated with flowers.
13. City where the treaty for the War of 1812 was signed.
18. Painting by Jacob Ensor that parodies a biblical tale, now held at the Getty Museum.
22. Chief of the Eburones, one of the Gallic peoples who fought Caesar.
24. Spanish troops led three days of destruction in this massacre of the Eighty Years' War.
26. Statue of a baby urinating, often dressed up for special occasions.
27. Second largest city by population in Belgium; it is a center of the diamond trade.
28. Medieval town known for its canals.
29. A hard, sweet biscuit named for the town it was invented in.

1. Created the first modern atlas.
2. Centerpiece of the 1958 World's Fair that is a bit bigger than submolecular.
4. An Irish gangster is sent on a fairy tale vacation before he is disposed of in this dark comedy.
6. Revolt against Count Louis II that marked one of the first instances of gunpowder use on a Western battlefield.
7. Final battle of Napoleon's career, after he lost to a combined British, Dutch, and Prussian assault.
8. Capital of Flanders and home to the world's largest beer brewer.
9. Yes, this common side dish was invented in Belgium.
10. First king to unite the Franks; he would take much of Northern Gaul from the Western Roman Empire.
11. Public park created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence.
14. Magritte's most famous painting, depicting a man with a fruit replacing his face.
15. Capital of Belgium and the EU.
16. Famous harmonica player.
17. Snowy, Haddock, Castafiore, etc. all feature in this legendary comic series.
18. Largest city in Wallonia.
19. "The Founder of Modern Anatomy."
20. Flemish artist and diplomat knighted by both Spain and England.
21. Battle of WWI notable for its usage of chlorine gas against British forces.
23. Massacre of the French garrison by night, leading to the Franco-Flemish War.
25. King who led the Belgian atrocities against the Congolese people.