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Prince Tomislav Bridge

Located in modern day Novi-sad, Serbia. The Prince Tomislav Bridge (Serbian: Most kraljevića Tomislava) was a road bridge on the Danube in Novi Sad, Serbia. Construction began in 1921 and opened on 20 May 1928. Designed by Hungarian engineer Dr. Szilárd Zielinski, it was inspired by Budapest’s Liberty Bridge and financed through German war reparations. The 341-meter (1118,77 feet) steel cantilever bridge was named after Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia, born the year it opened. It served for only 13 years before being destroyed on 11 April 1941 by the Yugoslav army to slow the German invasion. It was later replaced by the Marshal Tito Bridge (1945) before being renamed to Varadin Bridge. 現在のセルビア、ノヴィ・サドに位置する。 トミスラフ王子橋(セルビア語:Most kraljevića Tomislava)は、セルビアのノヴィ・サドにあるドナウ川に架かる道路橋であった。1921年に建設が開始され、1928年5月20日に開通した。ハンガリーの技術者シルアルド・ジエリンスキー博士によって設計され、ブダペストの自由橋をモデルとしており、ドイツからの戦争賠償金によって資金が賄われた。全長341メートル(1118.77フィート)の鋼製片持ち橋は、開通年に生まれたユーゴスラビアのトミスラフ王子にちなんで名付けられた。しかし、ドイツ軍の侵攻を遅らせるため、1941年4月11日にユーゴスラビア軍によって破壊されるまで、わずか13年間しか使用されなかった。その後、1945年にティトー元帥橋に置き換えられ、さらにヴァラディン橋と改名された。 https://vojvodinauzivo.rs/kako-je-most-kraljevica-tomislava-povezao-dve-obale-dunava/

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