Libeliče, the village that rebelled against the plebiscite outcome
Dravograd, 8 October - Libeliče is a small Slovenian village but one that made history. After it came under Austria following the 1920 plebiscite, it rebelled against the referendum result and joined its homeland, at the time part of the new Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. The locals are still very proud of the achievement and will celebrate it in 2022.
Libeliče
The local parish, which hosts an exhibition of Libeliče's fight to get reunited with Slovenia after WWI's Koroška plebiscite.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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A fire station.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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The local church and the ossuary.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The exhibition at the local parish house.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
Libeliče
The local coat of arms.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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Local tourist guide Adrijan Zalesnik.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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An ossuary from the 11th century.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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The primary school.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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