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Škabrijel

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Also known as Skabrijel

thumb|1917 photo of Škabrijel HillŠkabrijel () is a hill above the town of Nova Gorica in Slovenia. The hill is named after the Archangel Gabriel.

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The entry is geolocated on the map, across 2 mapped points.

It is catalogued under topics including Geography of Slovenia, Mountains under 1000 metres and Nova Gorica.

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Instance of
mountain
Country
Slovenia
Elevation
646
Image
Vrh Škabrijela leta 1917.jpg
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thumb|1917 photo of Škabrijel HillŠkabrijel () is a hill above the town of Nova Gorica in Slovenia. The hill is named after the Archangel Gabriel.

== History == During the First World War it was a stronghold of the Austro-Hungarian Army. The hill was fought over in the Eleventh Battle of the Isonzo. During the battle, the top of Škabrijel Hill was lost and recaptured nine times by the Austro-Hungarians. One officer described the fighting, stating: "Around 6 o'clock in the morning, the Italians attacked for the first time, and then it went all day. But we always repulsed them with hand grenades, machine guns tried to take the trenches. I was on the left wing with six other men, strong and fearless. They went forward when they attacked, even the second time they persisted even though they were wounded and one dead. We held out and repulsed them with hand grenades." Due to artillery bombardment by the Italian Army during the First World War, the hill—now densely wooded—was left almost entirely bare.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Škabrijel” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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