Vinharje was attested in historical sources in 1291 as aput Indicherios, in 1318 as aput Inticherios, in 1453 as Indichern, and in 1500 as Inticharen.[3][4] The name is a fused prepositional phrase, from v 'in' + Inharje. The name is derived from German Innicher 'person from Innichen', borrowed into Slovene as *Inihar (contracted to *Inhar) and referring to colonists from South Tyrol that settled the area.[4]
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Vinharje was settled by arrivals from Innichen in the Middle Ages.[5]
During the Second World War, the Partisans had a safe house at the Muha farm in the northeastern part of the village. The Don underground printing press was operated by the Partisans at the Muha hay meadow. The safe house was attacked by German forces on January 21, 1942, and the Germans burned the farmhouse and removed the family from the farm. The Partisans also had a bunker in the Jablanovec Gorge north of the Muha farm where, among others, the communist political commissar Maks Krmelj (1910–2004) sheltered.[5]
vinharje, pronounced, ˈʋiːŋxaɾjɛ, settlement, hills, south, poljane, Škofjo, loko, municipality, gorenja, poljane, upper, carniola, region, slovenia, location, sloveniacoordinates, 1020028, 1831806, 1020028, 1831806countrysloveniatraditional, regionupper, carn. Vinharje pronounced ˈʋiːŋxaɾjɛ is a settlement in the hills south of Poljane nad Skofjo Loko in the Municipality of Gorenja Vas Poljane in the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia 2 VinharjeVinharjeLocation in SloveniaCoordinates 46 6 7 21 N 14 10 59 45 E 46 1020028 N 14 1831806 E 46 1020028 14 1831806CountrySloveniaTraditional regionUpper CarniolaStatistical regionUpper CarniolaMunicipalityGorenja Vas PoljaneArea Total1 77 km2 0 68 sq mi Elevation661 1 m 2 169 0 ft Population 2020 Total61 Density34 km2 89 sq mi 1 Contents 1 Name 2 History 3 References 4 External linksName editVinharje was attested in historical sources in 1291 as aput Indicherios in 1318 as aput Inticherios in 1453 as Indichern and in 1500 as Inticharen 3 4 The name is a fused prepositional phrase from v in Inharje The name is derived from German Innicher person from Innichen borrowed into Slovene as Inihar contracted to Inhar and referring to colonists from South Tyrol that settled the area 4 History editVinharje was settled by arrivals from Innichen in the Middle Ages 5 During the Second World War the Partisans had a safe house at the Muha farm in the northeastern part of the village The Don underground printing press was operated by the Partisans at the Muha hay meadow The safe house was attacked by German forces on January 21 1942 and the Germans burned the farmhouse and removed the family from the farm The Partisans also had a bunker in the Jablanovec Gorge north of the Muha farm where among others the communist political commissar Maks Krmelj 1910 2004 sheltered 5 References edit Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia Gorenja Vas Poljane municipal site Slovenska historicna topografija Retrieved March 10 2020 a b Snoj Marko 2009 Etimoloski slovar slovenskih zemljepisnih imen Ljubljana Modrijan p 455 a b Savnik Roman 1968 Krajevni leksikon Slovenije vol 1 Ljubljana Drzavna zalozba Slovenije p 383 External links edit nbsp Media related to Vinharje at Wikimedia Commons Vinharje on Geopedia nbsp This article about the Municipality of Gorenja vas Poljane in Slovenia is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vinharje amp oldid 1117457708, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
