- Pictures of Russian Chapel in commemoration of the hundreds of Russian prisoners of war who died constructing the Vršič mountain pass road in Vršič...
- The Russian Chapel was built in 1917 by Russian prisoners of war as a memorial to those who died while constructing the Vršič Pass.
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- STA , 25 July 2020 - The traditional Russian Chapel commemoration below the Vršič Pass was held on Saturday, with the keynote speaker, National Council...
- The road over the Vršič Pass was built during World War I by Russian prisoners of war, to whom the Russian Chapel on the North side of the pass is devoted.
- Vršič Pass. Vršič Pass; the saddle between Mojstrovka and Prisank Massif joins the townships of Trenta and Kranjska Gora.
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- The name originally referred to Mount Vršič (1,738 m), which is located about 200 m east of the Vršič Pass. The name Vršič was first applied to it only in 1911.