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Czech name: Vilová čtvrť

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Czech title: Vilová čtvrť — View of the residential area across Švehlův most (Švehla Bridge) / Built between 1934 and 1935, Švehla Bridge is 167 metres long and its reinforced concrete arch reaches a height of 25 metres above the river…

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Name:: Czech name: Vilová čtvrť
Description:: View of the residential area across Švehlův most (Švehla Bridge) / Built between 1934 and 1935, Švehla Bridge is 167 metres long and its reinforced concrete arch reaches a height of 25 metres above the river. During the communist regime it was renamed Sokolovo Bridge (after the 1943 Battle of Sokolovo, in which the 1st Czechoslovak Army Corps fought with the Red Army against the Wehrmacht). Published in the Š&V celendar Tábor 2025
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Author:: Marie Šechtlová (1928 - 2008), photographer, Šechtl & Voseček
Josef Šechtl (1925 - 1992), photographer, Šechtl & Voseček
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Material:: agfachrome50S_6x9
Categories:: villa quater (built after the year 1902)
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