New exhibition presents cemetery divided by border
Miren, 5 February - After the Second World War, the border between Slovenia and Italy cut right through the cemetery in Miren. The consequences thereof were profound, and they are now explored in a new museum collection right at the cemetery.
Miren
Opening of a small museum dedicated to the border that cut through the cemetery in Miren.
Photo: Rosana Rijavec/STA
Miren
Small museum in Miren dedicated to the border that cut through the cemetery.
Photo: Katarina Brešan
Miren
Small museum in Miren dedicated to the border that cut through the cemetery.
Photo: Katarina Brešan
Miren
Small museum in Miren dedicated to the border that cut through the cemetery.
Photo: Katarina Brešan
Miren
Line showing where the border used to run, later moved to the edge of the cemetery.
Photo: Rosana Rijavec/STA
Miren
Line showing where the border used to run, later moved to the edge of the cemetery.
Photo: Rosana Rijavec/STA
Miren
Small museum in Miren dedicated to the border that cut through the cemetery.
Photo: Rosana Rijavec/STA
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