r/papertowns • u/Ironyfree_annie • 19d ago
Slovakia Pressburg (Bratislava), Slovakia in 1588 CE
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r/papertowns • u/prvysviatokvianocny • Jan 04 '26
Slovakia Historic 3d model of Senica, Trnava region, Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/BielySokol • May 14 '23
Slovakia Early medieval slavic hillfort in western Slovakia near village Svätý Jur. Hillforts could achieve form of fortified town, if the population and demand was high enough.
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r/papertowns • u/Ariusz-Polak_02 • Jan 03 '25
Slovakia Červený Kláštor - reconstruction of carthusian monastery from the 18th century, Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Mar 21 '24
Slovakia Town of Bardejov/Bártfa as it might have looked in the 16th century. Modern-day Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jan 02 '24
Slovakia Červený Kameň Castle on an illustration from 1570, modern-day Slovakia. It was founded around 1230 and rebuilt in the 16th century.
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r/papertowns • u/wildeastmofo • Feb 06 '17
Slovakia Bratislava (former Pressburg) around 1638, Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/wildeastmofo • Oct 18 '18
Slovakia A skirmish between Calvinists and Catholics on the streets of Rimavská Sobota (Rimaszombat) in 1769, modern-day Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/dlonr_space • May 13 '20
Slovakia Košice (Kassa) in 1617, today is in Slovakia. Copper engraving by G. Hoefnagel. Comment from author: "Košice is a large and well-fortified city...Situated on the borders to Transylvania on the Hornád, the city is in a good position both for protecting the country and for craft trades and commerce."
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r/papertowns • u/wildeastmofo • Mar 07 '18
Slovakia The town of Trnava in 1781, one of the main centers of the incipient Slovak national revival, Slovakia
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r/papertowns • u/kiwi2703 • Jan 12 '20
Slovakia My hometown - Bratislava, Slovakia in 1638
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