Photographer’s Note
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Where the Voglajna joins the Savinja River as it turns abruptly south toward the Sava, we find Celje, the third largest city in Slovenia. Its cultural legacy testifies to rich and turbulent centuries. Originally “Keleia,” a Celtic settlement where Noricum coins were minted, in the period of Emperor Claudius it developed as “Celeia” into the most important Roman Borough and a most important economic and military center.
Celje became the capital of a principality when the Counts of Celje were elevated to the status of princes in 1436. Allied with the German Emperor Sigismund of Luxembourg, they struggled ever more bitterly with the Hapsburgs for political supremacy in Central Europe.
When Count Ulrik II was assassinated in Belgrade by his Hungarian rivals In 1456, the cry "the Counts of Celje today and never again" marked the end of their dynasty and the city came under Hapsburg rule.
Celje defied natural disasters and enemies such as floods and the Turks and continued to develop its flourishing trade and commerce to strengthen its position as one of the most important cities in Lower Styria.
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Valerka
(8159) 2007-04-22 2:40
OOOh, another artist among us.What a pity I don't speak or read any German. By the way, is it a scanned or a digital photo?
It's very beautiful. I wonder why there are no points at all. I myself would give 5.
Good luck and good shots.
Valerka
sevman13
(553) 2007-04-22 9:20
hi Jure,
check if it is JPG or JPEG...
horizontal panaromic view relaay looks fine here, with a little hazy and dark colors on the back.
good POV
well done
Serdar
Photo Information
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Copyright: Jure Dolzan (buzdovan)
(294) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2006-10-15
- Categories: Architecture
- Map: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2007-04-21 22:17








