Crossword clues for ___ in Europe. 7 letters:EUROPES'Madagascar 3: -- Most Wanted' (2012 sequel)CASPIANSalt lake between Europe and Asia.CURRANTJam type that is kinda expensive in the US but super cheap in EuropePEASANTTiller of the soil, in Europe.HERRIOTFrench politician, advocate of U. S. of Europe.PEASANTFarmer of Europe.ICELANDEurope's westernmost countryITALIANInhabitant of Europe's "under belly."SLOVAKSA people of Europe.TOURISTAmerican asset in Europe, et al.PEASANTAgricultural worker of Europe.HERRIOTFrench advocate of United States of Europe.IRONAGEIt began about 1000 B. C. in Europe.DNIEPERThird largest river in Europe.UKRAINELargest country entirely in EuropeBELFASTEurope's "Linenopolis"SHTETLSPre-WWII villages of Eastern EuropeHAGROPEThe travelers-joy of Europe, genus of ClematisBALATONLargest lake of central Europe.GESTAPOPerpetrator of horrors in Europe.IRELANDMember of Council of Europe.RUMANIAOne of Europe's Red-satellite states.SPANDEXFiber known as elastane in EuropeTARTARYRegion in Asia and Europe.SILESIARegion in central Europe, now mostly in Poland.ALBANIA#4: S Europe, red and blackIRONAGEIt began in Europe around 1200 B.C.REDARMYIts shadow is over Europe.ENUMBERDigital food additive code used in EuropeSTEPPESGreat plains of S. E. Europe.TARENTELizard of Europe found among old ruins.LINDENSYellow-blossoming trees widespread in EuropeMONARCHOne of 13 people in EuropeSILESIACoal-rich region of EuropeAUSTRIALandlocked country of central EuropeUKRAINEEurope's second-largest nationSCANDIASaint Paul suburb named after an ancient region of northern EuropeIBERIANEurope's ___ PeninsulaUKRAINEThe bread basket of Europe.BALKANSAllies may invade Europe here.SILESIADistrict of Central Europe.MARMORASea between Europe and Asia.CRUSADE___ in Europe.LEOPOLDOne of Europe's unemployed monarchs.LAPLANDEurope N of Arctic Circle.SCANDIAAncient name for a region of northern EuropeSALERNOSite of Europe's first medical schoolBALKANSCountries of SE EuropeSILESIACoal-rich region of central EuropeTEUTONSNatives of Europe.