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history
of the city of
Maribor
,
Slovenia
.
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Prior to 19th century
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1164 – First mention of Maribor as a castle on
Pyramid Hill
.
[1]
1204 – Maribor mentioned as a square.
[1]
1248 – First mention of the
Maribor Cathedral
.
[1]
1254 – Maribor mentioned as a town.
[1]
1478 – A second castle is built in the northeastern corner of town.
[1]
1515 –
Maribor Town Hall
is built.
[1]
1532 – The
Siege of Maribor
.
[1]
1752 – Maribor becomes the seat of the county.
[1]
1758 – The first
gymnasium
is established.
[1]
1795 – The first printing house is established.
[1]
19th century
1846 – The
Southern Railway
is constructed through the town.
[1]
1859 – Bishop
Anton Martin Slomšek
transfers the seat of the
Diocese of Lavant
to Maribor.
[1]
1863 – Maribor is connected with
Carinthia
, with the construction of the Carinthian Railway.
[1]
1868 – The first daily Slovenian newspaper, called
Slovenski narod
is established.
[2]
1883 – The first electric light in Slovene ethnic territory is installed on Castle Square.
[3]
1899 –
Maribor National Hall
is built.
[1]
20th century
1913 – The
Old Bridge
is built.
[1]
1918 –
Rudolf Maister
secures the city for the
State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
.
[1]
1919 –
I. SSK Maribor
is established.
1929 postcard of Maribor
1922 – Maribor becomes the seat of the
Maribor Oblast
.
[1]
1927 –
Letalski center Maribor
founded.
1941
Nazi Germany
occupies Maribor.
[1]
First action against the occupier in Maribor and Slovenia.
[1]
Stalag XVIII-D
prisoner-of-war camp
for
Allied
POWs established by the Germans.
[4]
Forced labour
camp established by the Germans.
[5]
1941–1945 –
Maribor prison massacres
.
1942
August: Subcamp of the Stalag XVIII-B POW camp for Allied POWs established by the Germans.
[4]
November: Subcamp of the Stalag XVIII-B POW camp dissolved.
[4]
1945 – Maribor liberated.
[1]
1960 –
NK Maribor
is established.
1962 –
Roman Catholic Diocese of Maribor
established.
1964 – First Women
FIS Alpine Ski World Cup
held on
Pohorje
.
[1]
1975 –
University of Maribor
established.
[1]
1991
First clash between the
Yugoslav People's Army
and the
Slovenian Territorial Defence
occurs in
Pekre
and Maribor.
[6]
Maribor becomes part of independent
Slovenia
.
[1]
1997 –
NK Maribor
wins its first
Slovenian football championship
.
21st century
2002 – Maribor hosts the
2002 European Judo Championships
.
2004 – Slovenia becomes part of the
European Union
.
[1]
2006 – Diocese of Maribor promoted to Archdiocese.
2007 –
Maribor University Medical Centre
opened.
2009 – Maribor hosts the
2009 World Shotgun Championships
.
2012
The
2012-2013 Maribor protests
begin, which spread into the
2012-2013 Slovenian protests
.
[1]
Maribor becomes the
European Capital of Culture
.
[1]
2013 – Maribor becomes the
European Youth Capital
.
[1]
2015 – Maribor hosts the
2015 European Shooting Championships
.
See also
Maribor history
Timeline of Slovenian history
References
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"Zgodovina Maribora"
.
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"Slovenski narod"
(PDF)
.
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"Prva žarnica na Slovenskem"
.
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"German Stalag Camps"
. Retrieved
13 August
2022
.
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"Zwangsarbeitslager Marburg an der Drau"
.
Bundesarchiv.de
(in German)
. Retrieved
13 August
2022
.
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"Pekrski dogodki"
.
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