Sudeten Collection

The Sudeten region, nestled between Germany and the Czech Republic, holds a rich history that captivates both locals and visitors alike

RUBEZAHL, a legendary denizen of the Sudeten mountains (Germany/Czech republic)

Sudeten Collection: GERMANS INVADE SUDETEN

GERMANS INVADE SUDETEN
German troops march into the Sudetenland, on the grounds that they are liberating the German-speaking citizens of the country Date: 1 October 1938

Sudeten Collection: OCCUPATION OF SUDETEN

OCCUPATION OF SUDETEN
German troops ride into the Sudetenland, greeted happily by the German minority, fiercely resented by the Czech majority Date: 1 October 1938

Sudeten Collection: North German lowland map, 19th century view, lithograph, published 1884

North German lowland map, 19th century view, lithograph, published 1884
Old Topographic map of the North German lowland in German language. Lithograph, published in 1884

Sudeten Collection: Kingdom of Saxony, lithograph, published in 1878

Kingdom of Saxony, lithograph, published in 1878
Kingdom of Saxony. Lithograph, published in 1878

The Wang Chapel, 12th century Norwegian church, Karpacz, Sudeten Mountains, Poland, Europe

Ksiaz Castle, Sudeten Mountains, Silesia, Poland, Europe

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The Sudeten region, nestled between Germany and the Czech Republic, holds a rich history that captivates both locals and visitors alike. One cannot explore this enchanting land without encountering Rubezahl, the legendary denizen of the Sudeten mountains. With his mischievous nature and magical powers, he has become an iconic figure in local folklore. However, not all tales surrounding the it can whimsical. The region witnessed tumultuous times when Germans invaded its lands during World War II. The occupation brought about significant changes to its landscape and culture. Delving into history reveals fascinating glimpses of the past. A 19th-century lithograph showcases the North German lowland map with intricate details that transport us back in time. Another lithograph from 1878 depicts the Kingdom of Saxony, offering a glimpse into its grandeur. Exploring towns within Sudeten is like stepping into a time capsule. Town Square (Rynek) stands as a testament to centuries-old architecture and bustling marketplaces where merchants once traded their wares. Amidst this historical tapestry lies remarkable architectural gems such as The Wang Chapel - an exquisite example of Gothic revival style - standing proudly amidst picturesque landscapes. Ksiaz Castle reigns supreme as one of Sudeten's most magnificent structures; it exudes grandeur at every turn with its towering turrets and opulent interiors. As we wander through Ksiaz Castle's corridors, we can't help but marvel at its storied past which echoes throughout each room. From lavish banquets held by royalty to whispered secrets hidden within these walls – every stone tells a tale waiting to be discovered. Intriguingly enough, Ksiaz Castle appears multiple times on our journey through words and images – perhaps emphasizing just how integral it is to understanding the essence itself. The captivating allure of Rubezahl's home remains undeniable even today.