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264:. Out of 125 "German" victims of the plague in Pančevo, as New Barcelona wasn't built, in the manifestos there are names like Puniel, Don Visconcio, Puig, Montserrat, Rafael, Serra, Vila, Ibrace, Rosa, Don Castellani, Francesc, etc. Less than a year after the projected start of the new settlement, the Temeswar Administration announced that "due to the bad influence of the climate and the invasion of the mosquitos", the Catalan and Italian pensioners were allowed to move back to Vienna and Buda. By 1740 many exiles had moved out and German colonists, who fled the temporarily 240:, Italian naturalist who visited the region in that period, mentioned it as New Barcelona, while a 1740 map of the Banat shows the location of "Neue Stadt Barcellona" (New Town of Barcelona). Captain Kaiser, an engineer, drafted the plan which the Banat Administration forwarded to the Chamber. The plan envisioned houses, fields, meadows, gardens and vineyards. Certain amount of the construction materials was shipped from Austria, the 186:, woman 2 and child 0,5 forints. The administration of the Banat of Temeswar was obligated by the Chamber to find jobs for the settlers so that money spent on them will be repaid. Catalans, called Spaniards by the locals, were granted a yearly help of 2,586 forints and all of their debts were annulled. The first group of exiles arrived in the autumn of 1735, consisting of 74 families under the leadership of the 88: 72: 268:, moved in the 30 finished houses of the settlement. The year 1740 marked an important milestone for the exiles, with the death of Emperor Charles VI, October 20. His successor, Maria Theresa of Austria, was not bound by oath to the Austracist refugees. By 1740, many exiles had already moved to the cities of Austria-Hungary, especially 328: 174:
The first group of exiles arrived in the autumn of 1735, and in 1737 there were about 800 exiles in Banat, out of some 3,500 – 5,000 present at the time in Hungary. Among them, the most numerous were those from Catalonia, followed by others from the former territories of the Crown of Aragon. Between
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broke out and the proximity of the Ottoman threat to the region in general was a negative factor. The settlement also failed because of the advanced age of the settlers, many of them veterans of the administration and the army and the continental climate of the Banat affected the economic viability
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Josef Huber, who was the transport commissioner in charge of the resettlement, reported that "majority of settlers have no occupation and don't comprehend anything", describing them as "impetuous and braggart" though he observed that women are mostly good in knitting and weaving. About a certain
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10% and 15% came from Sicily and Naples. Among the exiles were major figures in the War of the Spanish Succession like the brothers Rafael and Joan Nebot (General and Colonel, respectively), Captain
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exile left no legacy in the region, it's worth mentioning that Francesc Vilana Perlas i Fàbrega, the son of the Catalan émigré and Marquis of Rialb,
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refugees into settlers by installing them in a region bounded by the Danube River, the natural border of the empire. The settlement was to be named
194:. Towards 1737 there were about 800 exiles in the Banat. The predominant group were Catalans, followed by people from other territories of the 139:. After Habsburgs lost Spain and Naples in the first half of the 18th century, a colony of their loyalist from those lands settled, mostly, in 597: 116: 104: 176: 265: 206:. Among the exiles, there were major figures of the war like the Nebot brothers and Captain Castellví and Obando, among others. 253: 423: 158:
Perceived by the public as an economic burden to the treasury of the Holy Roman Empire, Charles VI tried to convert the
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L'alternativa catalana, 1700-1714-1740: Ramon de Vilana Perlas i Juan Amor de Soria : teoria i acció austriacistes
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The construction, however, never began in earnest. The Chamber let the project to collapse due to several reasons. In
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and probably Colonel Pere Joan Barceló i Anguera (alias Carrasquet or Carrascot, currently rendered Carrasclet).
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Pietro Oliva and his wife, he noted that "they drink from dusk till dawn, a wife more so than her husband".
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The Chamber's relocation decision was made on 14 November 1736. It was ordered that each man will receive 5
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river, across the bridge. The planned settlement was to be a Spanish municipality with the town status.
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Nadpisi sredovječni i novojeki na crkvah: javnih i privatnih sgradah i.t.d. u Hrvatskoj i Slavonij
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Sàpiens (Descobreix la teva història) No 67: La nova Barcelona: La ciutat dels exiliats del 1714
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from Vršac were summoned and the building was projected to start in the early October 1737.
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from 1753 to 1759. According to Collin Thomas, his name would be the origin of the name of
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of the project to locate a city but also severely damaged the health of the settlers.
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existing from 1735 to 1738 that was created after the defeat of the supporters of
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L’exili austriacista i la Nova Barcelona del Banat de Temesvar: teoria i pràctica
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L'exili austriacista i la Nova Barcelona del Banat de Temesvar: teoria i pràctica
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The expedition arrived in Pančevo and from there the settlers were dispatched to
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to the Austrian archduke. In order to develop the newly acquired region an
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In 1735, Naples and Sicily were attacked by the Spanish Bourbon King
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from July 21, 1718, the Ottoman Empire had to cede the
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But the main factor appears to be the outbreak of the
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Index

German
Serbian
Catalan
Austracists
Habsburg Dynasty
Banat of Temeswar
Zrenjanin
Vojvodina

minaret
mosque

Banat of Temeswar
Battle of Petrovaradin
Austro-Turkish War of 1716–18
Treaty of Passarowitz
Banat of Temeswar
Imperial Privileged Oriental Company
Trieste
Fiume
Philip V of Spain
Vienna
Buda
Banat
Pančevo
Austracist
Francesc de Castellví i Obando
forints
Trinitarian
Madrid

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