Images of Gottschee
Brought to you by John B.Gladitsch
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Unter-Wetzenbach,Gottschee.
This postcard was donated by John Schweiger.
Nesseltal,Gottschee.
To view a map click here->map-of-Gottschee.JPG
Morobitz,Gottschee. Rieg,Gottschee.
Unterskrill,Gottschee
This photo was donated by Richard J. Sider.
Wretzen,Gottschee
This photo was donated by Ida Pausche.
To see a list of the names of Gottscheer villages by Josef Perz from the Gottscheer Kalender, transcribed into modern script by John B.Gladitsch ,click here>Gottschee-list.html
The Clergy of Gottschee (1930) in a picture from the Gottscheer Kalender. The Teachers of Gottschee (1905) in a picture from the Gottscheer Kalender.
The people who established the Gottscheer Kalender Gottscheer travelers in 1926(An advertisement in the Gottscheer Kalender)
A 1917 class photo made in Morobitz,Gottschee.A photograph given to us by Hans Loser.(Photographer unknown) "Gottscheer Alpen" (A photograph by Hans Gladitsch) Click here for an article written by Hans Loser in the Gottscheer Kalender Eben-Gottschee.html
Click here to see images of the 600 Year Anniversary of Gottschee.
The choir of the city of Gottschee.
The following images of villages of Gottschee are from various Gottscheer Kalenders.The Photographer Josef Dornig made many of the images in the Gottscheer Kalender.He was born in Brooklyn ,New York in 1904 and returned with his Gottscheer parents,who met in New York, to Gottschee when he was six years old.He studied music at the Laibach Konservatorium and was a violinist. Josef was called "Tschoi" (Joe) in Gottschee and he was the director of the "Salon Orchestra" and also lead the Gottschee city choir with Dr.Arko.He gave violin lessons and also repaired violins.Josef Dornig built a photo studio and was a specialist in handcoloring photos before the age of color photography and invented a photo retouching device.Josef Dornig lived to the age of eighty.
Click here to see pictures of Gottscheer Villages from Gottscheer Kalenders
Here are some advertisements from the Gottscheer Kalender.
click here for the History of Gottschee written in the Slovene language
To view more advertisements click here->Ad.html
The following is an article from the Gottscheer Kalender.
Gottscheer Studenten an der Grazer Universität (1586-1885)
To view some images made by John B.Gladitsch on August 1,1998 , July 29,1999 and September 16,2000 ,click on the high-lighted text below.
Gottschee-Niedertiefenbach.html
click here for the History of Gottschee written in the Slovene language
Karl Maria Alexander
Fuerst von Auersperg
Herzog (Duke) von Gottschee
Feb. 26,1859 - Oct. 19,1927
click here to hear John Stalzer sing the "Gottscheer Hymne"
click here to hear a Gottscheer song by Eduard Gladitsch
click here to hear a Gottscheer song by Josef Gladitsch Sr. and his sister Emma
click here to listen to a performance by Josef Gladitsch Sr. in 2002
The photo of Josef Gladitsch Sr.was made at a music competition in Gottschee circa 1938
click here to hear a traditional Gottscheer song by Hans Gladitsch and his sisters Resi and Marie recorded in 2005. ( a song that they sang in the 1920's as children in Gottschee)
Gottscheer Links
GOTTSCHEER HERITAGE AND GENEALOGY ASSOCIATION.htm
Gottscheer Relief Association, New York
Gottscheer Archive at St.John's University
Brothers Grimm "Sagen" about Gottschee (German text)
Early History of Gottschee-Kocevje by Edward Skender
Gottschee Information by Dr.Stanislav Juznic
A painting of Gottschee by Albert Loser made in 1958. View images from Tschermoschnitz
The images on this page were photographed from fragile books ,postcards and photographs and then scanned with a Nikon slide scanner.Due to the curvature of some book pages there may be some image distortion.
I would like to thank all the people who made this page possible by giving me access to images and books.
This web-site may be linked to other Gottschee internet-sites in this complete format as designed by John B.Gladitsch but please do not use the individual images.