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Fusine in
Valromana (Slovene: Fužine or Bela Peč; German: Weißenfels; Friulian: Fusinis) is a
frazione (fractional parish) of the
comune of
Tarvisio in...
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nearby ore
mines and ironworks,
especially around the
village of
Fusine in
Valromana (Weißenfels/Bela Peč/Fusinis).
Tarvisio remained a
southern exclave of...
- muni****lity of Bela Peč /
Weissenfels (later
Italianized to
Fusine in
Valromana, now a
frazione of Tarvisio), was
occupied by the
Italian army. As sti****ted...
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Giacomo in
Udine The
Miramare Castle in
Trieste The lake of
Fusine in
Valromana The Devil's
Bridge in
Cividale del
Friuli Beach in
Lignano Sabbiadoro...
- also
included into
Yugoslavia in 1945
except for the town of
Fusine in
Valromana (Weissenfels,
before 1919),
which remained in Italy. The vast majority...
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located in Slovenia,
except for a
small part in Italy,
around Fusine in
Valromana.
Carniola in its
final form,
established in 1815, encomp****ed 9,904 km2...
- Slovene: Grad Bela Peč) is a
castle ruin
above the
settlement of
Fusine in
Valromana in the
extreme northeast corner of Italy. The
ruins are
located 5.7 kilometers...
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Malborghetto Valbruna which had been
Carinthian (aside from
Fusine in
Valromana in
eastern Tarvisio,
which had been part of Carniola). The
annexed areas...
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other places with
similar names (e.g., Fužina, Fužine, and
Fusine in
Valromana), the name
refers to
ironworking in the past. The
Slovene common noun...
- Jesenice) and
Kronau (Kranjska Gora), then
reach Tarvisio through Fusine in
Valromana. The
railway line was
opened on 14
December 1870. In the
first years of...
