Anyone fancy researching some answers for me?

Which author wrote Lettres de Mon Moulin?
What is the Moulin Rouge?
When was the Red Commune of Paris?
Who said that Paris was worth a mass?
Which composer wrote the Nelson Mass?
Which one of Nelson's arms was amputated?
The Arms of which state are yellow and white with a pair of crossed keys?
Where is the House of Keys the Parliament?
What parliament is known as The Althing?
Which country was the last to give women the vote?
What were women agitators for the vote called in the UK?
When was the Act of Union?
The union of which two people was a famous scientific partnership, ended when the husband was run over by a cart?
During the Terror, French people were taken to the guillotine by cart - or tumbril. Who invented the Guillotine?
And similarly, who invented the Silhouette?
Both the above people were doctors. Name the doctor who invented vaccination against Smallpox (from vacca - Latin for "from a cow")
Who is claimed to have founded the first proper schools in England?
What was the name of Proust's favourite cake?
This church, sharing a name with the above cake, is in which city?
And in which city would you expect to find a sachertorte?
"A thousand years of democracy, and all the Swiss have given Europe is_______ "- what?
And what film did the above quote come from?
Another famous quote - "Après moi le deluge." Who said it?
What did the Dutch open, when the Germans invaded in 1939?
And what did the Russians close one night in Berlin in 1961?
The films Cabaret and I Am a Camera, both set in Berlin, are adapted from the works of which author?
Which Frenchman painted a picture, set in a famous Parisian cabaret, which features a bottle of Bass beer?
Which group of Belgian monks are famous brewers?
In 1830 an opera provoked a revolution in Belgium. What was the opera?
This theatre, famous for its opera premieres, burnt down in 1996, its destruction being helped ironically by a shortage of water in this city. Where?
Sticking to a watery theme - what city is known as The Venice of the North?
In which other watery city would you find The Bronze Horseman?
The Russian poet Pushkin was killed in a duel. in 1837. By whom?
Who was the last Prime Minister of England to fight a duel?
Talking about violence, who were on the receiving end of the Defenestration of Prague?
What is a Venetian window?
Who discovered The Law of Refraction?
What is the French region of Bresse famous for?
If I landed by plane at an airport with the abbreviation TXL, where would I be?
And what do the initials SNCF represent?
What does the acronym ARIBA represent?
Which Italian city is famous for its towers?
Who carried out a famous scientific demonstration from a leaning tower?
Staying in Italy, who wrote The Pines of Rome?
Most of the pines of Pompeii were destroyed by an eruption. But when?
Which Pope of Rome famously said "Le chemin de fer, c'est le chemin d'enfer"?
And which Papal employee painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
And talking of rulers, why was Queen Victoria not also Queen of Hanover?
Sticking to rulers again, when did the French introduce the metric system?
And when was the Euro introduced into the majority of Europe?
Which mountain range is said to divide Europe from Asia?
And now more geography questions:-
A What is the longest river in Europe?
B What is the highest mountain?
C Which country is most densely populated?
D Where is the Blue Grotto?
E What is a fumarole?
Paris is to France as Tallinn is to _______________?
Excepting Russia, what is the largest country in Europe?
What is the main ingredient of Borsch?