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4: CASE STUDY 1: THE ITALIAN/SLOVENIAN BORDER may be from here but it was not possible to verify. This site is now closed off and the buildings in a poor state of repair. 26 Transalpine Square, This square outside the Nova Gorica Railway station was created after Slovenia entered Schengen in 2007. The fence that once divided the square was removed and several memorials and commemorations have been added here as a sign of a united Europe. 18, 31, 45 27 Nova Gorica Railway station and Railway museum 28 Residential building previously used as Italian border police station The railway station was originally built here as part of the Transalpine Railway from Vienna towards the Trieste Coast which opened in 1906. A museum dedicated to the background and history of the border between Nova Gorica and Gorizia is now located within this building. Originally built for domestic purposes and has since reverted back to domestic use. 18, 19, 48 31 29 Transalpine Hotel Hotel originally built here for those travelling on the Transalpine Railway from Vienna towards the Trieste Coast. 30 Changed border line 31 San Gabriele/Erjavčeva ulica border crossing Changed border line following the 1975 Osimo agreement to make more room for the road on the Italian side. Local crossing. Until 2007 only possible to cross on foot or bicycle. 34, 40, 44 32 Former patrol path, Originally a second railway track for the 28 123
AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE IRON CURTAIN made into cycle path 33 Barbed wire along border Transalpine railway since disused and instead utilized as a patrol path for border guard. Now the path has been made into a cycle path. A segment of barbed wire is located here. 35 34 Wall enforced with barbed wire 35 Rafut/Pristava border crossing The border here is marked by a garden wall which has been reinforced with barbed wire. Originally crossing for farmers but after 1955 also local crossing. 28 40, 51 36 Casa Rossa/Rožna Dolina International crossing. 39, 40, 42 37 San Pietro/Šempeter border crossing Originally crossing for farmers but after 1955 also local crossing. 19, 40 38 Former road A former road between San Pietro and Šempeter, once the same village, severed by the border and hence discontinued. 36 39 San Andrea/Vrtojba 1 border crossing 40 San Andrea/Vrtojba 2 border crossing 41 Change in field pattern International crossing 40, 43 Crossing for farmers. 40 The different uses of the fields here create a pattern which demonstrates the line of the border even though no other markings are used. 42 Watchtower A former watchtower used by Yugoslavian border guards. The construction date of this structure is not known. It now houses a museum about the border guards. Contains graffiti made 29 124
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Contents Acknowledgements 11 CHAPTE
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