Which two empires constantly fought for control of Saint Lucia, earning it the nickname 'Helen of the West Indies'?
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The island changed hands between the British and the French a staggering 14 times before finally securing its independence. This constant tug-of-war reminded historians of Helen of Troy, the mythological figure fought over by powerful forces. Today, Saint Lucian culture retains deep influences from both European heritages. Photo: Dominic Serres, Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.
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