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Pre-World War II Photo Album
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Pre World War II photos of the cathedral's exterior and two interior views from
the Nave perspective.
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Two pre-war picture postcards and a view of the small pulpit that was never
replaced. This is where the woman with the broken bones was found alive
immediately after the bombing.
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The original organ started by Ignaz Kober (1755-1813) and completed by
Gaspar Dorner in 1814, the confessionals, and large pulpit.
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Two views of the large pulpit and St. Martin's Altar in the north transept of the cathedral.
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The statues of Zachariah and the Angel, the fresco ceiling over the choir-box
"The Angels Greeting" by Winterhalder, and the altar painting "The
Annunciation" by Maulbertsch.
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The large fresco over the crossing "The Presentation of Mary in the Temple"
by Winterhalder and the Nave fresco "The Birth of the Virgin Mary"
by Spreng.
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Photo Credits:
1. "A Szombathelyi Székesegyház"
by Dr. Géfin Gyula (1945)
2. Berzsenyi Dániel Könyvtár, (Library) Szombathely.
Images have been computer enhanced to remove
degradations
sustained by the originals due to handling and age.
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This website is dedicated to describing the events of Sunday, March 4, 1945 over
the city of Szombathely, Hungary. Footnotes, references and historical documents
will be added to the site as translations become available. The readers' interest
and help with translations would be most appreciated - in both English and Hungarian.
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