Mamula

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Mamula is a small fortified island in the Adriatic Sea off the coast of Montenegro, known for its 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress and former use as a prison.

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Mamula canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal fortress
fortified island
historic site
island
accessibleBy boat
architect Lazarus von Mamula
builtBy Austro-Hungarian Empire
builtFor Austro-Hungarian coastal defense
constructionEnd 1856
constructionStart 1853
controlledByDuringWorldWarII Fascist Italy
country Montenegro
hasAlternativeName Lastavica
hasFeature casemates
central courtyard
circular bastions
thick stone walls
watchtowers
hasFortress Mamula Fortress
hasHistoricalSignificance site of wartime imprisonment and suffering
hasShape roughly circular
heritageStatus cultural heritage site of Montenegro
historicalPeriod 19th century
historicalUse detention of civilians
political prison
knownFor 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress
former prison
tourist attraction
locatedIn Adriatic Sea
Bay of Kotor region
locatedNear Herceg Novi
Lustica Peninsula
namedAfter Lazarus von Mamula
partOf Montenegrin coastal fortification system
refersTo Mamula
region southern Europe
linked to: Southern Europe
sea Adriatic Sea
strategicLocation entrance to Bay of Kotor
tourismActivity diving nearby
sightseeing
swimming nearby
underwent redevelopment into resort
usedAs concentration camp
military fortress
prison
usedAsPrisonDuring World War II
usedFor coastal surveillance
control of maritime traffic

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Bay of Kotor hasIsland Mamula
Lastavica refersTo Mamula
subject linked to: Mamula