New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 13

BELGRADE REALLY IPORTANT PLACE Dates Back From Third Century B. C. in History hington, D. C. April 2 rade, capital of Yugoslavia, has shared with Rome the interest of diplomatic circles during the recent threatened friction between Yugo- slavia and Italy over Albanla, ‘It was finevitable that there should be an important city on the site of Belgrade.” “It is situ . of land between t and Danube at the meeting point of those two important rivers. At the very apex of the trianzle is a chalk some 200 feet h This be- me a fortress and citadel as early 15 the third century B. €. when Celtic tribes estahblished Belgrade's predecessor, the town of Singidu- num, as since, this rock h rtant part in E . It was held su . THuns, ies, Hungarians, Austrians, One of its st important holders was the rks. From 1521 until little more t a century ago it was in s the white 1 sundry e en in the days capitals, § has besn a m stimulated in ps awelling and other ne cr terms. 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