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CeljeNewest Review: ... the "Celjski dom" was known for many years as the "Deutsches haus". The end of the First World War saw the collapse of Austria-Hungary and in 1918, Celje became part of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia). Celje was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War and the city and its people suffered terribly. At the beginning of the War the population numbered around 20,000; about 500 young men died fighting, over one thousand were deported to Serbia and many died at the hands of the Nazis by hanging or in a prison known as the "Stari pisker" (Old Pot); most tragic of all was the... more |
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by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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Slovenes regard Celje (pronounced "sell-yeh") as their country's third largest city even if people from outside Slovenia might see it more as a large provincial town. Certainly if attitudes and erratic opening hours are anything to go by then "city" is perhaps pushing the boundaries. Maybe you think you've never heard of Celje - possibly you haven't, but if you follow football it may jog your memory to know that the Slovenian national team now play their matches at a brand new stadium on the outskirts of the city and have played host to both England and Scotland in recent years. For the record, the locals speak fondly of the visiting ... Read the complete review
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