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805: 595: 621:, used as a major military base by the Ottomans. Because of its military orientation, the city itself developed slowly during the Ottoman administration. Timișoara had two fortified parts: the castle and the city, which was surrounded by wooden and stone walls. 200 guns were used to defend the city as well as water trenches around the walls. Approximately 1,200 houses, schools, hotels, and public baths were to be found inside the walls, while outside the walls around 1,500 other houses were present. 165: 1998: 63: 836:, or secret police, and as a reaction his house was surrounded by members of his church. People supporting him, including people of Romanian origin, gathered at the central square (Opera Square). The Communist administration ordered the army to fire at the congregation. However, a number of army officers refused to open fire and sided with the people. That was the beginning of the 1055:(B 1611, D March 1682) visits Timișoara. According to him (in Seyahatname/The book of travels), the locality had more than 36,000 inhabitants (living in 10 suburbs—1500 houses—around the fortress) and the fortress's garrison numbered 10,000 soldiers. In the fortress existed 1200 houses, more than 400 shops, 4 public baths, 3 restaurants and confectioneries, 7 schools. 22: 1974: 1947: 750: 1986: 737:, revolutionaries took over the Hungarian government. Because the Austrian commander of the city's garrison decided to defend the Habsburg interests, the Hungarian army began an unsuccessful siege of Temesvár that lasted for 114 days. In the later stage of the revolution, the city was captured by the Serbian troops and for a short time was a capital of the 364: 421:. Almost half of the 41 graves yielded grave goods (including arrow heads, hair rings, earrings and bracelets), suggesting that those who were buried in the cemetery persisted with their pagan rites. The placing of arrow heads into graves is well documented among 10th-century Hungarian warriors in the 780:
was constructed, and in 1867 horse trams were introduced in the city. The Hungarian city of Temesvár became the first European city to have electric street lights in 1884, while the trams became electric in 1899 (after Bucharest in 1884). Temesvár was also the first city in the Kingdom of Hungary and
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around 1177. The document mentioned two villages, "Sep" and "Vrman", on the royal estates attached to the fortress "Demesiensis". It was most probably made of earth and timber, according to historian Ferenc Sebők. The fortress, which was erected on a swampy land, near a tributary of the Temes, the
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rule, a new stone fortress was built around the city in 1723. Inside the walls houses, hospitals, schools, and churches were being raised, while outside the city factories were being opened. By the 1720 data, most of the inhabitants of the town were ethnic Serbs, and also some Romanians. Later,
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and Temes became regulated. The city remained a military stronghold with a large garrison. This period was one of strong economic development and population increases. By 1781 Temesvár was one of the most important cities of the Habsburg monarchy and as such it received a
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in Romanian). The revolt was put down and George Dózsa executed in a cruel and unmerciful way (along with others 40,000–60,000 rebel peasants) in Timișoara. Today, on the place of the martyrdom, of the hot throne, there is the statue of
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who had refused to yield to him controlled large territories in other parts of Hungary. In the next years, a royal castle was erected near the old fortress and the latter was rebuilt with stone. According to Petrovics, the church dedicated to
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1953 – The State Magyar Theater (Teatrul Maghiar de Stat) is established (known since 1990 as Csiky Gergely theatre), as well as the State German Theater (Teatrul German de Stat)
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1899 – June 25: The first football/soccer match in today Romania was held in Timișoara between the schoolboys of the Piarist High-school led by Carol Müller, gymnastic professor.
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in 1342. The ethnicity of the citizens was rarely mentioned, but their names suggest that most "guest settlers" and burghers were Hungarians. Records of citizens who moved from
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rivers were made under the Ottoman occupation by A. Cornaro when some work was done in the Budinț-Chizatau zone. The first steps were made between 1728–1732 under Count
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used Temesvár as a military stronghold against the Turks, having built a powerful fortress. The city was repeatedly sieged by the Ottomans in 1462, 1476, 1491, and 1522.
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was consecrated bishop in their local church in early 1323. After Charles I restored royal authority, he transferred his court from Temesvár to the centrally-located
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Petrovics, István (2009). "Foreign Ethnic Groups in the Towns of Southern Hungary in the Middle Ages". In Keene, Derek; Nagy, Balázs; Szende, Katalin (eds.).
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Archaeological finds from a medieval cemetery show that a community of warriors settled in the region west of the present-day town in the second half of the
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1926 – The statue of "Lupoaica" ("She-wolf" - Romulus and Remus), a gift from Italian authorities and later the town symbol, is inaugurated in the center.
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The development of the city continued after the attempted 1848/1849 revolution. In 1849, Temesvár became the capital of the new Habsburg province named
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warrant which would accelerate the development of the city even further. Because of the Habsburg administration, Temesvár was often referred to by the
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1930 – Timișoara has 91,866 inhabitants (census), was the seventh biggest city in Romania (26% Romanians, 30% Hungarians, 30% Germans, 8% Jewish).
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1760 – Timișoara is the first town in the Empire where the public lighting using suet candles and lamps with oil and grease is introduced.
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begins in Timișoara. On 20 December, Timișoara is declared the first Communism Free Town. 1,104 people died and 3,352 were wounded .
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implies that Italian artisans settled in the town during this period, because the saint was primarily venerated in Naples. The
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group of actors performed theatre plays in the town between May–November. Timișoara is the third town in the Empire, after
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saw in the ear the image of Holly Virgin. The first statue was raised here in 1865. The actual monument was raised in 1906.
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was introduced in the city, and in 1857 Timișoara received gas street lighting. In 1857 a train line linking Temesvár with
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takes the town from the Turks. The population consisted of 235,000 Romanians and about 100,000 Serbian and mixed families.
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is located today has been inhabited since ancient times. The first identifiable civilization in this area were the
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network (first 52 subscribers) in Timișoara. The network was built as a private enterprise by Ignatiu Leyritz.
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settlers were brought in to settle in the area. The marshland around the city was reclaimed, while the rivers
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mill is set up in Timișoara. The factory, modernised in the 20th c. was still functioning in the middle '90s.
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1918 – December 3: French colonial forces arrive to avoid any possible conflicts between Serbia and Romania.
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1920 – The theater is destroyed by a fire. It will be rebuilt and opened only in 1928 (arch. Duiliu Marcu)
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1919 – August 3: Romanian army enters Timișoara. Installation of the Romanian administration of the region
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Because of Temesvár's strategic location, the Ottomans desired to capture the fortress during their
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channel. The Bega was transformed into a navigable channel (115 km) which connected the
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signed by sculptor György Kiss. According to the legend, during George Dózsa's surplice, the
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and Wallachia stops in Timișoara on his way into exile. He stays at the "Trompetistul" Inn.
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against the Kingdom of Hungary. Although the Hungarians suffered a devastating loss at the
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is established, and its first performance, in April 1947, is "Aida" by Giuseppe Verdi.
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Sebők, Ferenc (1994). "Temesvár". In Kristó, Gyula; Engel, Pál; Makk, Ferenc (eds.).
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which united the administrations of the region with those of the Kingdom of Hungary.
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The city was transformed into the administrative centre of an Ottoman province, the
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1944 – June 16–17th: the city is bombed for the first time, by Britain's RAF.
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1919 – July 28: Romanian administration is installed. After Trianon Treaty of 1920
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1992 – second democratic legislative elections in Romania, first local elections.
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1945 – The first professional Romanian theatre group is established in Timișoara.
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1688 – The Turkish garrison of Timișoara rises against the Ottoman authorities.
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1342 – Timișoara was mentioned for the first time with the title of "civitas" (
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1907 – The walls of the fortress are destroyed to allow for new construction.
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A középkori Temesvár: Fejezetek a Bega-parti város 1552 előtti történetéből
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By the middle of the 14th century, Temesvár was at the forefront of Western
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with other European riverways. The first attempt to regulate the Bega and
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1771 – The first printing house/owner Mathäus Heimerl, in Fabric quarter.
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Pictures and street map, from M. Seutter (Augsburg-Germany) 18th century
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in 1526, Temesvár was not conquered by the Ottomans until October 1551.
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1849 – Between April 26 and August 8, Timișoara is sieged by Hungarian
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halts in Timișoara and performs three concerts in the Theater's hall.
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Az Erdélyi-medence, a Partium és a Bánság 10-11. századi temetői
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1920 – Set up and opening of the Polytechnic School of Timișoara.
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The Realm of St Stephen: A History of Medieval Hungary, 895–1526
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line. This is the first line in the territory of present-day
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was performed in Timișoara five years after its premiere in
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took up his residence in Temesvár in 1315, because a dozen
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1928 – The first professional soccer club from Romania – "
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1918 – November 15: Serbian forces occupied the town. The
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1955 – The first radio show broadcast by Radio Timișoara.
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36h. The first railroads station is opened in Timișoara.
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were first mentioned in 1341, the burghers of Timișoara
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is partitioned between Romania (2/3) and Serbia (1/3).
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School in Timișoara founded and led by István Kiss of
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1921 – George Enescu's first concerts in Timișoara.
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