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The tower is the Sobieski tower of the Juliusburg castle in the village. The Polish King Sobieski planned from here in 1683 an attack against the Turkish army, which was attacking Vienna. | The tower is the Sobieski tower of the Juliusburg castle in the village. The Polish King Sobieski planned from here in 1683 an attack against the Turkish army, which was attacking Vienna. | ||
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