Trzin
Slovenia
Trzin, Slovenia connects to 9231 places across 12 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, spanning industry, history, government and military themes. Co-connected places include Germany, Italy and France. Johann Weikhard von Valvasor described its people as renowned for making fishing nets, fishing rods and ropes, though mostly stock farmers. Men from Trzin fought in World War I under Rudolf Maister. Trzin also played an important role in the 1991 Slovenian Independence War, with fighting on its bridge over the Pšata River. Ivan Hribar was born there.
fishing rod
Connects Trzin to: Park Falls, Wisconsin | Sørvágur, Faroe Islands
Slovenian Territorial Defence
Connects Trzin to: Maribor, Slovenia | Ilirska Bistrica, Slovenia | Pekre, Slovenia
fishing net
Connects Trzin to: Harbin, Heilongjiang | Moodus, Connecticut | Ossineke, Michigan | Mbo, Nigeria
Franc Jelovšek
Connects Trzin to: Rodica, Slovenia | Veliko Mlačevo | Lesce, Slovenia | Srednja Vas v Bohinju, Slovenia
Ivan Hribar
Connects Trzin to: France | Vienna, Austria | Slovenia | Salzburg, Austria | Ljubljana, Slovenia
Rudolf Maister
Connects Trzin to: Austria | Serbia | Belgrade, Serbia | Slovenia | Graz, Austria
artist
Connects Trzin to: Italy | Greece | Bari, Italy | New Plymouth, New Zealand | Beirut Central District
Small and medium-sized enterprises
Connects Trzin to: Berlin, Germany | Pakistan | Taiwan | Malacca | Baden-Württemberg
Upper Carniolan dialect
Connects Trzin to: Ljubljana, Slovenia | Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Upper Carniola | Tolmin, Slovenia | Kamnik, Slovenia
judge
Connects Trzin to: Tuscany | Vilnius, Lithuania | Columbus, Ohio | Neosho, Missouri | Bossier City, Louisiana
brickyard
Connects Trzin to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Lomé, Togo | South Williamsport, Pennsylvania | Tägermoos | Berezhany, Ukraine
rope
Connects Trzin to: Germany | United Kingdom | India | Massachusetts | Sweden