1179:(Brașov), anul XLI, nr. 18 (Dumineca, 5/17 martie 1878): 4. The following names were on the published list : An'a Fizesianu (colectanta) 1 fl., 42 deca scame si 10 fasii; Paulu Fizesianu, parochu 1 fl., 72 cr., George Serbu, docinte 1 fl., Flóre Serbu 50 cr., Iulian'a Miulescu 1 fl., Victoru Miulescu 1 fl., Constantinu Dragoiu, adj. adv. din Toraculu-Mare 1 fl., Nicolae Fizesianu, studinte 50 cr., Antoniu Danu, negutiatoriu 1 fl., Rosali'a Danu 1 fl., Stefanu Petroviciu 20 cr., Pavelu Getii 20 cr., Rist'a Getii 20 cr., Andreiu Damianu 30 cr., Todoru Milutinu 20 cr., Vichente Chitarescu 20 cr., Tadi'a Crisianu 20 cr., Mitru Ocolisianu 40 cr., Ioanu Checi 20 cr., Pantea Iancu 50 cr., George Popi 20 cr., Todoru Bucuru 30 cr., Vichente Popescu 10 cr., Teodoru Bucuru 10 cr., Pavelu Iancu 20 cr., Mari'a Iancu 30 cr., Ancuti'a Bucuru 10 cr., Pavelu Milutinu 10 cr., Nic'a Cina 20 cr., Nicolae Iurca (maistoru) 30 cr., Ancuti'a Iurca 10 cr., Tom'a Popi 10 cr., Vichente Giuchiciu 10 cr., Teodoru Fluture 10 cr., Teodoru Petroviciu 10 cr., Filipu Balosiu 8 cr., Michaiu Martinu 10 cr., Marcu Serbu 60 cr., Flóre Serbu 40 cr., Ioanu Stoitiu 10 cr., Ev'a Grozescu 20 cr., George Grozescu 30 cr., George Petru 10 cr., Rancu Balosiu 10 cr., Teodoru Balosiu 10 cr., Iosifu Popescu 10 cr., Vichente Balosiu 1 fl., Stefanu Nedelcu 20 cr., Sim'a Cina 20 cr., Lenc'a Cina 20 cr., Vichente Avramu 20 cr.
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Svetozar Cicală 17. Vasilie Cicală 18. Gheorghe Cipu 19. Pavel Cipu 20. Savu Cipu 21. Gligor Cirișan 22. Lazar Cirișan 23. Pavel Cirișan 24. Ioan Cristeț 25. Teodor Crivac 26. Traian Dejan 27. Ioan Drăgoi 28. Lazăr Drăgoi 29. Ioan Fenianț 30. Andrei Filip 31. Panta Filip 32. Pantelie Filip 33. Lazăr Frișcan 34. Moisă Ghilezan 35. Pavel
Ghilezan 36. Iosif Giulvezan 37. Petru Giulvezan 38. Pavel Iorga 39. Pavel Iorga 40. Stefan Iorga 41. Todor Iorga 42. Aorel Jurma 43. Gheorghe Lelea 44. Lazar Lelea 45. Pavel Lelea 46. Pavel Miat 47. Pavel Molcuț 48. Iefta Molcuț 49. Matei Negru 50. Pavel Pau 51. Petru Pau 52. Ștefan Pau 53. Pavel Rașa 54. Todor Rașa 55. Costa Roșu 56. Petru Roșu 57. Alexsa Secoșan 58. Costa Secoșan 59. Ioan Secoșan 60. Savu Secoșan 61. Teodor Secoșan 62. Andrei Subu 63. Lazar Subu 64. Vasilie Todor 65. Pavel Ursu 66. Vasilie Ursu.
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also experienced a loss of population, its inhabitants pursuing economic opportunities in many parts of the world. In the United States of
America, Romanians settled relatively late. For example, in 1904 there were 12 Romanians in the city of South St. Paul, the state of Minnesota. According to the evidence presented by John Stefan, almost all of these Romanians were from Toracul Mare, Torontal county. Among the first Romanians settled in South St. Paul were Stefan Rosu, Pavel Alasu, Ioan Musteti, Andrei Musteti, Theodore Cinezan, Pavel Motoc, and Pavel Anuica. This trend in emigration from Torac (and other towns in the Banat region) continued over the course of history during periods of hard economic times and political instability.
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village itself was under blockade (a constant occurrence during the first half of 1945), the group was apprehended by
Partisans and taken to the town hall where they were interrogated. Thereafter, with their hands tied behind their backs with wire, they were escorted outside the village under Partisan armed escort. If the stated destination was the area's military headquarters in nearby Itebej, for further interrogation, as it was publicly stated later, they never reached it. Walking on the dam along the Bega canal toward Itebej, they were shot when they reached the area known as
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Plăeșeanu, and Ioan
Melinescu, all of them from the two villages of Torac. The mission of this delegation was to ask the Romanian authorities to make necessary interventions to incorporate the Yugoslav Banat into Romania. The reason of this request was the need to protect the Romanian population due to the lack of a Yugoslav central authority and the fear of a Hungarian takeover. A telegram was sent to the Romanian Head of the State, General Ion Antonescu, and then a smaller delegation from this group, traveled to Bucharest. Their hope was to have meetings with government members.
862:. There is no evidence that the locals were involved in this terrible episode in the history of this town, something it could have been spared by the authorities. That the town's name was eventually changed in April 2001 to the historical name is not an indication that it was done to hide the truth of what occurred in 1991–1992 (as some Croat sources claim), at least not done so by the locals of Torac. The movement for the name change has begun well before the "Yugoslav Wars of Secession". Why the authorities finally relented to the name change is a matter of conjecture.
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Guard units were also established with the headquarters in Arad, on the Mureș river. The villages of
Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic also organized such guard units to provide law and order in the absence of a central governing authority. In fact, during this time there was some devastation of commercial enterprises (owned by non-Romanian elements) in the villages, which influenced many to leave soon afterwards. One of the individuals who became commander of the national guard in Toracul Mic was Vichentie Petru. In the Romanian government's official
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Romanian citizens and lived across the border, or only to purchase necessary staples unavailable or scarce on the
Yugoslav side. At the Romanian frontier, Romanian guards were tolerant toward the Yugoslav neighbors, and even helped the Romanians from the Yugoslav Banat. Since the Romanian-Yugoslav frontier agreement of November 1923, residents of frontier villages who possessed property on either side of the border, could legally cross into the other country without any difficulty. Thus, crossing the frontier was a mere formality.
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the following day, 16 May, justified his hurried action. Agents of the secret police (OZNa), called on him. Since Avram no longer possessed either the photographs or the negatives, for whatever reason, OZNa agents did not go to the families of the victims to impound the material in question. Thus, one can argue cynically that the crime had been "investigated", although not to punish but rather to protect the guilty and to intimidate the families of the victims and the villagers from pursuing the matter any further.
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soldiers, instead allowing only individual collection drives. Presented with this situation, Romanians in the Dual
Monarchy responded by engaging in such individual efforts of raising funds and especially medical supplies. Iudita Măcelariu from Sibiu, Transylvania, launched the first individual drive for medical aid to the wounded Romanian soldiers. Women in the Banat, as well as the Arad region, took up the cause and had undertaken their own individual drives.
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In spite of the gains made during this time, such as the abolition of serfdom, instead of a confiscation and distribution of the noblemen's land to the poor and needy inhabitants, the Court at Vienna sold the land to noblemen, such as Count Dukai
Csekonics in the case of Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic.
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On 4 September 1782, the inhabitants of Itebei (Ittebe), Toracul Mare (Nagytorak), Toracul Mic (Kistorak), and Sângiura (Begei St. György) revolted, refusing to submit to the new owner of their villages, the
Hungarian nobleman Izsák Kiss. To ameliorate the situation, the government sent a delegation
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In 1779, the Court in Vienna decided to place the Banat under the administration of
Hungary. In this state reorganization, the Torontal county (comitat) is established. In this context, there is a return to the old toponyms, that is Săcălaz (Szakálház) became Nagy Torák (Toracul Mare), and Mândruloc
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In 1751, the Court in Vienna transferred the Banat from a military to a civilian government. This year was also the beginning of a policy of colonization of thousands of Germans and other groups from the territories of the Holy Roman Empire into the territories conquered from the Turks, including the
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During the 1990s, Yugoslavia was engulfed in a series of civil wars, or "wars of cessation". Torac, or at the time still known as Begejci, has the dubious distinction of having been drawn into the era of terrible deeds which occurred during this period of tragic events. Torac became a site where the
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The poet and journalist Vichentie Avram, from Toracul Mic, photographed the funeral procession and service. Because the situation was very tense, Avram immediately developed the negatives, made the photographs, and in the middle of the night distributed them to the grieving families. The events of
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On the morning of 14 May 1945, outside of Toracul Mare, six villagers (four women–one of whom was pregnant–and two men) were massacred by a group of Yugoslav Partisans. Returning from Romania after they had visited relatives who took refuge there, the victims entered the village at dawn. Since the
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In 1910, the first large boat on the waters of the Bega canal passed by the town. Consequently, until the start of the First World War, inhabitants of Torac were able to travel to Timișoara and Nagy Becskerek by boat which had a daily schedule between the two major cities of the region. A passenger
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Until the turn of the twentieth century, the majority of the population of the two towns used the flowing water of the Bega canal for everyday consumption (drinking and cooking). Beginning in 1900, the first artesian wells were drilled in Torac. This appears to be the consequence of the dredging of
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During the last decade of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the war in 1914, Austria-Hungary experienced a large drain of ethnic population, the majority going to North America, especially the United States and its industrial cities in the north, in pursuit of economic opportunities. Torac
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Their names in alphabetical order are: 1. Costa Alasu 2. Petru Alasu 3. Simeon Alasu 4. Avram Albu 5. Ioan Albu 6. Ioan Albu 7. Petru Albu 8. Andrei Bandu 9. Avram Bandu 10. Petru Bandu 11. Todor Bandu 12. Vasilie Bandu 13. Todor Blaj 14. Nicolae Cicală 15. Panta Cicală 16.
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The day of 15 May 1945 was a day of mourning in Toracul Mare and neighboring Toracul Mic. Young and old from the two villages took part at the funeral of the six innocent victims murdered by the Partisans. The funeral service was officiated by the four priests of the two villages–Ioan Farca, Ioan
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from Brașov, in its 5/17 March issue, published the letter from Ana Fizeșanu, born Crețiunescu, the wife of the priest Pavel Fizeșianu from Toracul Mic. Her list contained 52 names, the majority being from Toracul Mic, but also from Toracul Mare, who have donated a total of 19 forints, as well as
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They were: 1. Emilia Sârbovan (Pascu) (born Secoșan-Iova) – she was pregnant; 2. Ion-Niță Sârbovan (Pascu)--married at Feni (Romania); 3. Costa Subu (father of Andri Subu); 4. Sara Pau (Maxim Pau's mother); 5. Sanda Jurma; 6. Uța Jurchița, wife of Costa Jurchița (Călai). See Mărioara Cârsteț
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starring international movie actors Anthony Quinn and Virna Lisi, and directed by French director Henri Verneuil. A Carlo Ponti production, the film is an adaptation of the novel of the same title by Constantin Virgil Gheorghiu, Romanian Uniate refugee priest. During the shooting of the movie in
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Needless to say, the news of the atrocity committed in Toracul Mare, also reached Romania. Afterwards, Romanian frontier guards would often escort villagers returning to Torac from Romania and traveling on the old dirt road (known as drumul mare or the Timișoara-Becicherecul Mare road, originally
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In the closing days of the First World War, as the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was breaking up, national minorities of the multinational empire were establishing organizations which eventually would take over the governmental administration at the local level. In the Banat region, Romanian National
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Romanians in Austria-Hungary followed with great interest and pride the participation of the Romanian Army in the 1877–1878 Russo-Turkish War, which was also Romania's war for independence. The Budapest government forbade the formation of Romanian committees of assistance for the wounded Romanian
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With the signing of the Treaty of Passarowitz (Požarevac; Pojarevaț) on 21 July 1718, the Habsburg war with the Ottoman Empire came to a close. Following the expulsion of the Turks, the regions north of the Danube became part of the Habsburg Empire. In fact, the area between Mureș, Tisa, Danube,
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The 1971 Census, according to one source, registered 1,236 households and 4,811 inhabitants. Of these, 4,069 were of Romanian nationality (ethnic origins). As was the situation during the Austro-Hungarian era, so too during this period, the official census figures were manipulated. According to
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1967, August. For the official celebration of town's anniversary, 5,000 postcards with various images of people and town buildings, 2,000 information flyers (pliante) about the town's historical highlights, 1,000 invitations to individuals born in the town or other guests to the festivities, and
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During 1966–1967, and in preparation for the bicentennial anniversary of the colonization of some of the descendants from Sefdin and Săcălaz, a new cultural hall was erected on the site of the previous edifice (which had been built in 1953, but had numerous structural problems). Thus, a building
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In 1892 the Budapest Parliament appropriated the necessary funds to the government to dredge the lower Bega and turn it into a navigable waterway by introducing several locks in key locations on the canal. This project is finished in 1912. By this action, Torac is connected with Temesvár and Nagy
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In 1807, Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic became the domain of Antal Kiss, in whose possession they will remain until 1840. With the death of Kiss Antal in 1840, Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic are managed by one of the members of the Kiss family, Ernö Kiss, who was shot in the city of Arad during the
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Between 1765 and 1767, the Vienna Court forcibly colonized Romanians from one area of the Banat to another, in order to make room for colonists from other parts of the Holy Roman Empire. Thus, Romanians from Szakálháza or Săcălaz near Timișoara and Mândruloc (not far from the Mureș river, near
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1967, 1–2 Septembrie. The official celebration of the "bicentennial of the town's colonization" with the presence of guests from Romania as well. The celebration was officially authorized by the state, and subsequently it became an annual event which, however, was transformed into the town's
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During the war, the male inhabitants of military age were conscripted into the Austro-Hungarian Army. More than 60 inhabitants from Toracul Mare fell on the battlefield, mainly on the Galicia front. On 6 September 1941, the inhabitants of the village raised a monument to the fallen during the
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It should also be reiterated that in the closing months of World War II crossing the Romanian-Yugoslav frontier was relatively easy (as already discussed above). Individuals who went to Romania, did not go only to see family members who took refuge there, but also to visit relatives who were
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Arriving in the Romanian capital, three days later, the Toracean delegation met on 17 April with the Romanian state leader, General Ion Antonescu, and submitted a memorandum of grievances of the Romanians from the Yugoslav Banat. The same day the delegation led by the priest Ion Baloș, school
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Serb historian Borislav Jankulov asserted (erroneously as it turns out) that in 1800 owner Izsák Kiss colonized German settlers in Torac and neighboring village of Sângiura . While there were Germans in both Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic over the course of time, it appears that the village in
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In these circumstances, on 14 April 1941 a delegation of 80 leaders and farmers from the northern part of the Yugoslav Banat arrived in Timișoara. Among members of this delegation were the priests Ion Baloș and Todor Baloș, and teachers Dumitru Ciobanu, Gheorghe Stancu, Ion Popescu, Pompiliu
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Before the invasion and the dissolution of Yugoslavia, Hungary's territorial aspirations have been well known in the Yugoslav Banat among the Romanians. After the collapse of Yugoslavia and the march of Hungarian troops into Bačka, leaders of the Banat Romanians were very worried about the
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Because Berlin had the final decision on the fate of the Yugoslav Banat, and the need to keep both of its allies, Bucharest and Budapest, loyal in its planned actions against the Soviet Union, the status of this region was postponed, to be determined at the end of the world conflagration.
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There is an apocryphal story contained in several sources that the Habsburg ruler Joseph II (r. 1765–1790), on his visits to the southern parts of the empire and to the city of Timișoara, passed through Torac. Such a claim is not substantiated in the emperor's journal on these visits!
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director Dumitru Ciobanu, Petru Lațcu (Boancă), student at the Timișoara Politechnic School (and, later, as a soldier in the Romanian army, would fall on the Russian front), Ristea Andrei, Teodor Baloș, Traian Cristeț (Cocoru), also met with Romania's minister of propaganda (
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Until 1946, present day Torak (Torac) was two separate villages. Therefore, the population figures are presented in three categories: the total number, followed (where available) by those of each village, as noted: = Toracul Mare; = Toracul Mic.
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In 1912, the current stone and concrete bridge was built over the Bega canal, located between Toracul Mare and Toracul Mic. Until this year, an unstable wooden bridge had been in use, "which the flowing water and ice moved it from place to place."
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established under Austria-Hungary) to the outskirts of the village, to ensure that they had reached home safely. Eventually, these crossings petered out as the frontier was stabilized and tensions increased between the two countries.
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Shortly after, Bucharest sent to Berlin a memorandum concerning the Yugoslav Banat question. Attached to this memorandum, the Romanian government included the Timișoara police list of the names of the 80 members of the delegation.
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Arad), were colonized by force to the area of present-day Torac. Once on the new territory of Torac, these colonists gave the old names to their new settlements, that is, Săcălaz (Toracul Mare) and Sefdin (Toracul Mic).
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under the Tarnuk-Tharnuk toponym in the register of the papal tithes which priests were paying to the pope in Rome. The register of papal tithes of the Catholic diocese archives are kept at Cenad (present-day Romania).
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1404:"Polizeiquästur der Stadtverwaltung Timișoara, Sicherheitsstelle, Liste," in United States National Archives, Department of State, Records of the German Foreign Office, T120, Roll 193, 222/149735-36.
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On the morning of 6 April 1941, Axis forces bombed and invaded Yugoslavia. By the end of the month, Yugoslavia ceased to exist as a state, having been divided among Hungary, Bulgaria, and Italy.
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boat service to Nagy Becskerek (after World War II renamed Zrenjanin) continued until the mid-1960s when a bus service became the preferred mode of transportation by Toraceans to "the city" .
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Romanian press in Austria-Hungary routinely published letters and lists of donors from the individuals who have collected contributions for the wounded Romanian soldiers. Among these letters,
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Following the momentous changes Yugoslavia experienced between 1987 and 1999, in the new Yugoslavia (made up of Serbia and Montenegro), the town was renamed Torak (Torac) in early 2001.
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In the closing days of the winter of 1991, because of fear of "diversionary action" from the Croats, the town's cultural center building is guarded by soldiers of the so-called
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Documents regarding the existence of the old site near where the current village stands today date from the first half of the 14th century. In the years 1332–1337, the town
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of historical value, which has been given by the Patriarch of Ipek, bearing an inscription in old Slavonic, and brought by Bishop Moise Putnic on this special day.
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On 13 August 1776, the Bishop of Timișoara Moise Putnic, consecrated the Toracul Mare church dedicated to St. George, its patron saint. The church has an
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Magyarország egyházi földleirása a XIV. század elején a pápai tizedjegyzékek alapján feltüntetve. A vatikáni okirattár-bizottság rendeletére.
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acquired the name Kiss Torák (Toracul Mic), and both settlements became part of the Nagy Becskerek (Becicherecul-Mare) administrative circle.
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the Bega canal under way at this point in time, an undertaking which rendered the canal's water unsafe for everyday consumption.
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1914–1918 war. The monument contains the names of these heroes. From Toracul Mic also, many have fallen on the field of battle.
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which should have lasted decades was torn down a dozen years after it was finished, at considerable cost to the town's people.
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states, in part: "e. Military barracks in Begejci in Serbia run by the JNA, approximately two hundred and sixty detainees."
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on 18 November 1991. The number of detainees fluctuated over the course of the months the camp was operational. The
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Ciobanu, Dumitru. "Din cronica satului Begheiți (Torac)." In Societatea de limba română din P. S. A. Voivodina,
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Cârsteț, Mărioara (alu Sârbovanu). "Cei șase," (Dosarele groazei roșii),
852:
2102:
2077:
1885:
1875:
1840:
1731:, vol. 1. Zagreb: Izdanje i naklada leksikografskog zavoda FNRJ, 1955.
831:
696:
consequences of a possible Hungarian occupation of the Yugoslav Banat.
63:
1890:
1835:
1815:
1708:
Dicționarul numirilor de localități cu poporațiune română din Ungaria
1391:, anul I, nr. 58 (vineri, 18 aprilie 1941): 3; "Ultime informații,"
1123:
Délmagyarországi telepitések története és hatása a mai közállapotokra
398:
305:
284:
227:
1361:"Românii din Banatul 'sârbesc' cer să fie încorporați la România,"
1978:
964:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100927231811/http://www.torak.in.rs/
773:, another Romanian-inhabited town close to the city of Zrenjanin.
1205:(Budapest: Imprimerie de la Société par Actions Pallas, 1911), 6.
818:
was set up outside the town. This camp, operated by elements of
1771:
1696:, vol. 3 (Sibiu: Editura și Tiparul lui W. Krafft, 1904), 1112.
1061:, 2: 124; Pr. Ioan Sfera, "Parohiile noastre: Toracul Mare,"
1218:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 30; Idem,
1335:(București), Partea I-a, no. 157 (5 iulie 1941): 3812, 3826.
953:
The Romanian Orthodox church in Veliki Torak (Toracul Mare).
1365:(București), anul 58, nr. 104 (Vineri, 18 aprilie 1941): 9.
1652:
Contribuții la istoria culturală a românilor din Voivodina
770:
644:
The First World War and the Paris Peace Conference period
1165:
Unitatea poporului român. Contribuții istorice bănățene
1033:
nuarul Institutului de istorie al Universității din Cluj
676:
Torak in the South Slav state during the interwar period
1414:(alu Sârbovanu), "Cei șase," (Dosarele groazei roșii),
544:
The settlements in the last quarter of the 18th century
1753:
Stefan, John. "The Romanians in So. St. Paul, Minn.,"
1378:(București), anul I, nr. 57 (joi, 17 aprilie 1941): 8.
576:
This situation will remain until the First World War.
1465:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 95.
1452:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 89.
1323:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 31.
1231:
Todor Munteanu, "Toracu-Mic, Toracu-Mare--Begheiți,"
1188:
John Stefan, "The Romanians in So. St. Paul, Minn.,"
1154:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 30.
690:
The Delegation to Timișoara and Bucharest, April 1941
1526:(Cleveland, Ohio), Wednesday, January 1, 1992, 13-A.
1488:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 53
1261:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 31
1239:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976), 31
2058:
2030:
1992:
1924:
1806:
1138:, 1930 (Vârșeț: Editura ziarului "Nădejdea", ), 91.
457:, "little Torak"), and another named Veliki Torak (
338:
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1750:(Begheiți: Conferința locală a U.S.P.M.V., 1976).
1543:(Osijek), 26 June 2003, at www.glas-slavonije.hr.
1110:Pregled kolonizacije Vojvodine u XVIII i XIX veku
845:On New Year's Day 1992, the American news agency
1612:(Vârșeț): 92; Vojislav Radovanović, "Begejci,"
1741:Révai Nagy Lexikona az ismeretek Enciklopédiája
1735:Révai Nagy Lexikona az ismeretek Enciklopédiája
1654:, vol. 2: 118–125. Panciova: Libertatea, 1976.
1640:. Boulder, CO: East European Monographs, 1993.
1606:Révai Nagy Lexikona az ismeretek Enciklopédiája
1602:Révai Nagy Lexikona az ismeretek Enciklopédiája
1222:(Begejci: Mesna konferencija SSRNV, 1979), 134.
1086:(Begejci: Mesna konferencija SSRNV, 1979), 133.
975:List of cities, towns and villages in Vojvodina
572:1848–1849 revolution in the Habsburg Monarchy.
1699:Milleker, Felix. "Din istoria Toracului-Mic."
1486:Begheiți (Torac)-- pagini din trecut și de azi
1463:Begheiți (Torac)-- pagini din trecut și de azi
1450:Begheiți (Torac)-- pagini din trecut și de azi
1352:(Boulder, CO: East European Monographs, 1993).
1125:(Budapest: Stephaneum Nyomda R. T., 1914), 26.
1099:(Timișoara: Tipografia "Națională", 1939), 77.
40:
1783:
1748:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1583:Felix Milleker, "Din istoria Toracului-Mic,"
1565:Felix Milleker, "Din istoria Toracului-Mic,"
1321:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1259:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1237:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1216:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1203:Travaux de canalisation de la Bega inférieure
1152:Begheiți (Torac)--pagini din trecut și de azi
1134:Felix Milleker, "Din istoria Toracului-Mic,"
1074:Felix Milleker, "Din istoria Toracului-Mic,"
1044:Felix Milleker, "Din istoria Toracului-Mic,"
26:
8:
1661:, vol. 1. Lugoj: Ed. Dacia Europa Nova, 2002
1048:(Vârșeț: Editura ziarului "Nădejdea", ): 90.
1438:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_cH0zvDGJ4
78:The Romanian Orthodox Church in Mali Torak
1790:
1776:
1768:
1522:"Both sides accused of brutalizing POWs,"
706:Ministrul Propagandei Naționale a României
18:
1680:Toracu Mare. Pagini de istorie. 1767–1920
1673:Toracu Mare. Pagini de istorie. 1767–1920
1666:Toracu Mare. Pagini de istorie. 1767–1920
1659:Toracu Mare. Pagini de istorie. 1767–1920
591:Torac and the 1877–1878 Russo-Turkish War
1762:Opština Žitište. Geografska monografija
1722:Jugoslovenski-rumunski odnosi, 1918–1941
1706:Moldovan, Silvestru, and Nicolau Togan.
1668:, vol. 2. Timișoara: Ed. Artpress, 2005.
1598:Opština Žitište. Geografska monografija
1395:, anul 58, nr. 104 (18 aprilie 1941): 9.
1346:Jugoslovenski-rumunski odnosi, 1918–1941
1063:Calendarul bisericesc pe anul comun 1981
1201:Hungary, Földmivelésügyi ministerium ,
1082:, 2: 124; Kosta Rošu and Pavel Filip,
986:
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1167:(Timișoara: Editura Facla, 1980), 117.
1097:Date și documente bănățene (1728–1887)
664:document published in the 5 July 1941
1757:, January 1945 (Cleveland, Ohio): 42.
1579:
1577:
1575:
1192:, January 1945 (Cleveland, Ohio): 42.
1146:
1144:
735:Frișcan, Ion Baloș, and Todor Baloș.
593:(The War For Romanian's Independence)
325:
294:
269:
244:
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7:
1112:(Novi Sad: Matica Srpska, 1961), 83.
765:1966, 80 amateur members of Torac's
1057:Ciobanu, "Din cronica satului," în
606:lint supplies for dressing wounds.
580:The Dual Monarchy period: 1867–1914
517:Under the Ottoman Empire: 1552–1718
1798:Cities, towns and villages in the
1727:Radovanović, Vojislav. "Begejci."
1682:, vol. 4. Lugoj: Ed. Nagard, 2007.
1675:, vol. 3. Lugoj: Ed. Nagard, 2007.
1214:144Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
771:https://en.wikipedia.org/E%C4%8Dka
522:Under Habsburg monarchy: 1718–1867
14:
2149:Populated places in Serbian Banat
1746:Roșu, Costa, and Pavel P. Filip,
1009:Elsö fele (Budapest, 1891), 435.
1035:, vol. III (1924–1925): 245–291.
946:
866:Historical population statistics
756:Social and Cultural Developments
504:Early period to mid-16th century
162:
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1484:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
1461:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
1448:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
1348:(Novi Sad, 1984); Eugene Boia,
1319:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
1257:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
1248:Personal recollection by E.B.B.
1150:Costa Roșu and Pavel P. Filip,
708:), Professor Nichifor Crainic.
110:Location of Torak within Serbia
2154:Romanian communities in Serbia
462:
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1220:Begejci (Torak): juče i danas
1084:Begejci (Torak): juče i danas
905:1910: 5,199 = 3,349 ; 2,850
890:1869: 6,330 = 3,371 ; 2,959
163:
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908:1921: 5,952 = 2,786 ; 2,886
902:1900: 6,490 = 3,549 ; 2,941
893:1871: 6,090 = 3,090 ; 3,000
881:1832: 5,368 = 2,812 ; 2,556
413:province. The village has a
16:Village in Vojvodina, Serbia
1610:Calendarul "Nădejdei", 1930
1076:Calendarul "Nădejdei", 1930
1046:Calendarul "Nădejdei", 1930
681:The Second World War period
585:Cultural and Religious Life
2170:
784:1,000 commemorative pins.
767:Cultural Society "Flacăra"
535:Colonizations of 1765–1767
2121:
1729:Enciklopedija Jugoslavije
1687:Broj stanovnika Vojvodine
1614:Enciklopedija Jugoslavije
564:and military assistance.
188:
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2129:municipalities or cities
970:List of places in Serbia
650:The History of Romanians
622:The Bega Canal and Torac
401:. It is situated in the
1713:Ortvay, Tivadar , ed.
1703:, 1930 (Vârșeț): 91–92.
261:80 m (260 ft)
1800:Central Banat District
1692:Diaconovich, C., ed.,
1631:Calendarul "Nădejdei",
1585:Calendarul "Nàdejdei",
1567:Calendarul "Nàdejdei",
1554:Calendarul "Nădejdei",
1436:See the short clip at
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824:Yugoslav People's Army
670:King Ferdinand I Medal
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1647:, 10 (117) (2001): 6.
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1136:Calendarul "Nădejdei"
996:(Pančevo), June 2001.
830:of the Croat town of
788:"Socialist holiday".
405:municipality, in the
377:), formerly known as
297: • Summer (
208:45.50528°N 20.60389°E
113:Show map of Vojvodina
1944:Banatsko Karađorđevo
1177:Gazeta Transilvaniei
899:1890: 6,558 = 2,993
896:1880: 6,281 = 2,907
603:Gazeta Transilvaniei
1939:Banatsko Višnjićevo
1821:Banatski Despotovac
1724:. Novi Sad:, 1984.
1694:Enciclopedia Română
1108:Borislav Jankulov,
838:indictment against
800:The 1970s and 1980s
397:), is a village in
204: /
1689:. Novi Sad, 1996.
1685:Ćurčić, Slobodan.
1633:1930 (Vârșeț): 94.
1587:1930 (Vârset): 91.
1569:1930 (Vârset): 90.
1233:Calendarul popular
840:Slobodan Milošević
421:Name and geography
271: • Torak
213:45.50528; 20.60389
179:Show map of Europe
146:Show map of Serbia
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