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PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPRESSIONS FROM THE SALZBURGER LAND |
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Hohensalzburg Castle is located high above the city of Salzburg. At the end of the 17. century, the Protestant leaders were brought here and imprisoned. |
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Looking down to Salzburg and the Salzach River from the castle. |
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Left photo: The “Heretic´s Fork” was a preferred device to torture Salzburg Protestants (seen on Hohenwerfen Castle). Right: In Salzburg´s Judengasse (Jews´ Lane) Schaitberger was put under house arrest until his expulsion to Germany was to be decided in 1668. |
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Hohenwerfen Castle just south of Salzburg is situated high above the Salzach River and once guarded the narrow Salzach Valley. The castle´s dungeon was once a popular place to keep arrested Protestants. |
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Werfen is a village just below the castle. It also used to be the home of Salzburger Exiles. |
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Near Filzmoos in the Salzburger Land. |
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Near the Oberhofalm, Salzburger Land. |
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