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Lateiner Brücke / Latin Bridge Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

Cenarius: Hi bettina9020,

Unfortunately there's been some continuing issues with this cache and there is no reaction from the owner. Since the cache no longer meets the Guidelines requirements, I am archiving it. I'm also archiving it to keep it from continually showing up in search lists, and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.

If you think you have legitimate reasons for lack of maintenance and want to restore the cache in the near future, please let me know as soon as possible by the email provided in my profile. The message must include the GC code and the name of the cache. If the cache meets the requirements of the Guidelines and the reasons for unarchiving are justified, I may unarchive the cache.

IMPORTANT:
In case of permanent archiving of the cache, the owners are obliged to remove everything that they have placed on the field in relation to the cache (container and all placed waypoints).

Thank you for your understanding and best regards.

Cenarius
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Hidden : 4/2/2018
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Die Lateiner Brücke war ursprünglich aus Holz, und den Brückenbau finanzierte Ajni-Berg (1565). Die ursprüngliche Steinbrücke bekam das heutige Aussehen 1798, den Neubau finanzierte Hadschi Abdulah Briga. Den eigentlichen Namen führt die Brücke von naheliegenden Stadtviertel Latinluk. In diesem, auf dem rechten Milijacka-Ufer liegenden Stadtteil lebten Katholiken, darunter auch ragusanische Händler.Diese Brücke erlebte die Turlulenzen der Geschichte mit, so auch das Attentat auf den österr.-ungarischen Thronfolger Franz Ferdinand und seine Gemahlin Sofia, das Gavrilo Princip 1914 auf dem rechten Ufer ausübte. Bald nach diesem Attentat brach der Erste Weltkrieg aus.

Latin bridge has a turbulent past. The very first bridge was made of wood, while the first stone bridge was built in 1565 from the funds of Ajnibey. The bridge as seen today was built in 1798, financed by Hajji Abdulah Briga. The bridge was named after Sarajevo borough Latinluk or Frenkluk (on the right bank of the Miljacka) were mostly Catholics including merchants from Dubrovnik used to live. It was near the Latin bridge on the right bank of the Miljacka in 1914 that Gavrilo Princip assassinated Austro-Hungrian heir to the throne Franc Ferdinand and his wife Sofia. Shortly afterwards, the First World War started.

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