DIN ISTORIA ARADULUI
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This document provides a history of Arad, Romania from 1028 to present day. It notes several "firsts" for Arad, including the earliest documentary mention in 1028, the establishment of the first guild in Transylvania in the 1700s, and the construction of the first electric railway line in Eastern Europe in the 1900s. It also describes Arad's occupation by the Ottomans from 1550-1687 and its entry into the Habsburg Empire and Europe after 1687. The document outlines Arad's development as a multiethnic and multicultural city with a tradition of coexistence and prosperity.
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DIN ISTORIA ARADULUI
- 2. 1028 - PRIMA ATESTARE DOCUMENTARĂ A ARADULUI 1200 - PRIMELE FORTĂREŢE ÎMPOTRIVA INVAZIILOR MONGOLE, TĂTARE, ETC. RIDICATE LA ŞIRIA, ŞOIMOŞ, DEZNA DIN 1550 ARADUL A FOST 135 DE ANI SUB OCUPAŢIE OTOMANĂ DIN 1687 ARADUL A FĂCUT PARTE DIN IMPERIUL HABSBURGIC DIN 1687 ARADUL A INTRAT ÎN EUROPA
- 3. ÎN PERIOADA 1700, ÎN ARAD S-AU ÎNFIINŢAT: -PRIMA BREASLĂ DIN TRANSILVANIA, A COJOCARILOR -PRIMA ŞCOALĂ DIN ARDEAL, A CĂLUGĂRILOR MINORIŢI ÎN PERIOADA 1800, ÎN ARAD S-AU ÎNFIINŢAT : -PRIMA ŞCOALĂ PEDAGOGICĂ ÎN LIMBA ROMÂNĂ -PRIMUL TEATRU CONSTRUIT DIN ROMÂNIA (HIRSCHL) -AL 6-LEA CONSERVATOR DIN EUROPA (DUPĂ PARIS, VIENA, LONDRA, BRUXELLES ŞI PRAGA !)
- 4. ÎN PERIOADA 1900 ÎN ARAD S-AU ÎNFIINŢAT : - PRIMA LINIE FERATĂ ELECTRICĂ DIN ESTUL EUROPEI - PRIMA COMPANIE DE CĂI FERATE DIN ROMÂNIA - PRIMUL SEDIU AL CONSILIULUI NAŢIONAL ROMÂN AL UNIRII
- 5. ÎN PERIOADA 1900 ÎN ARAD S-A ÎNFIINŢAT: CALEA FERATĂ CU UN TRAMVAI CE LEGA ARADUL CU LOCALITĂŢILE DIN PODGORIE STAŢIA DE TRAMVAI “PODGORIA”
- 6. ÎN 1750, ÎMPĂRĂTEASA MARIA TEREZA A AVUT UN CONFLICT DESCHIS CU ARADUL, ÎNCERCÂND SĂ MUTE VATRA ORAŞULUI LA ZIMAND.
- 7. ÎN 1780, NEREUŞIND, MARIA TEREZA A DEMARAT CONSTRUIREA CETĂŢII FORTIFICATE DE TIP VAUBAN - AVANSAT ACTUALMENTE CETATEA ARADULUI E CEA MAI BINE CONSERVATĂ FORTIFICAŢIE VAUBAN DIN EUROPA ŞI DIN LUME
- 8. ÎN 1830, ÎMPĂRATUL FRANCISC I AL AUSTRIEI A DECLARAT ARADUL “ORAŞ LIBER REGESC”
- 9. - ÎN 1849, AU FOST EXECUTAŢI DE IMPERIUL HABSBURGIC, LA ARAD, 13 GENERALI COMBATANŢI AI ARMATEI REVOLUŢIONARE PAŞOPTISTE MAGHIARE. - MONUMENTUL COMEMORATIV A FOST INIŢIAL AMPLASAT ÎN PIAŢA AVRAM IANCU. - ACTUALMENTE MONUMENTUL “13 GENERALI” ESTE AMPLASAT ÎN PIAŢA RECONCILIERII
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- 11. LA SOCIETATEA FILARMONICĂ DIN ARAD AU CONCERTAT: JOHANN STRAUSS (f) FRANZ LISZT GEORGE ENESCU BELLA BARTOK
- 12. ÎN 1868, ÎN DRUMUL SĂU SPRE STUDII LA VIENA, MIHAI EMINESCU S-A OPRIT LA ARAD, FIIND SUFLEUR LA TEATRUL VECHI HIRSCHL (STR. GHEORGHE LAZĂR)