Sidih https://sidih.si Pančur, Andrej Ciglič, Rok Mikša, Peter Zorn, Matija Meja med Italijo in Nemčijo je presekala cestne povezave in železniško progo med nemškima okupiranima območjema severozahodno in severovzhodno od Ljubljane. Nemci so bili zato primorani zgraditi novo cesto in nov železniški odsek med takratnima naseljema Vižmarje in Črnuče. Medtem ko tega železniškega odseka danes ni več, pa se je cesta ohranila. Danes ima ime Obvozna cesta, a je med Ljubljančani bolj znana kot »Nemška« cesta. Še danes ima značaj povezovalne ceste, saj predstavlja najkrajšo povezavo na severnem delu mesta med Šentvidom oz. Vižmarji ter Ježico oz. Črnučami. The border between Italy and Germany has cut off road links and the railway line between the German occupied territories northwest and northeast of Ljubljana. The Germans were therefore forced to build a new road and a new railway section between the then settlements of Vižmarje and Črnuče. While this railway section is no longer today, the road has been preserved. Today it has the name Obvozna cesta (“Detour” Road), but among the residents of Ljubljana it is better known as the “German” road. The road still has the character of a connection road, since it represents the shortest connection in the northern part of the city between Šentvid or Vižmarje and Ježica or Črnuče. si4 2856 Local name file2483 hdl http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12325/file2483 File false