by August 1914Petrovaradin
Starčević Street, Petrovaradin, a Soldier by the Young Trees
Starcevicdeva ulica (Starcevic Street) in Petrovaradin, a quiet lane of low houses on the left facing a taller barrack-like building on the right. A young sapling stands staked in the foreground, and a soldier sits on a low wall at the corner. Captioned in Serbo-Croatian and German, 'Starcevicdeva ulica, Starcevic Gasse'.
About this place
The town on the right bank of the Danube facing Novi Sad, gathered around its great fortress. A Roman fortress called Cusum stood here in the 1st century, and the medieval town is first recorded as Peturwarod (Pétervárad) in 1237. The Ottomans took it after a two-week siege in 1526, and it passed definitively to the Habsburgs in the 1690s, becoming the garrison town of Peterwardein; Prince Eugene of Savoy defeated the Ottoman army beneath its walls in 1716. The Baroque lower town (Podgrađe) still stands under the fortress walls. Long administered separately from Novi Sad, Petrovaradin lost its last separate municipal status when the city statute of March 2019 merged it fully into the City of Novi Sad.
On the card
Petrovaradin Starceevlceva ulica.
- Date
- by August 1914
- Coordinates
- 45.25000, 19.86700
- Source
- Zempléni Múzeum, Szerencs - képeslapok
- Credit
- Zempléni Múzeum, Szerencs
- Licence
- Public domain
- Size
- 2363 × 1530 px
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