»How do the Sobota Church Bells Ring?« Murska Sobota in Coexistence Between Catholics, Lutherans and Jews
Between 1908 and 1912, Murska Sobota got three new churches. For a town that changed its rural image into an urban district centre at the turn of the century, these represented a remarkable architectural surplus. In the spirit of Secession, the completely rebuilt Catholic Church of St. Nicholas, tod...
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