Radovi Zavoda za znanstvenoistraživački i umjetnički rad u Bjelovaru

VII-VIII

Authors: Vladimir Strugar

U petom broju časopisa Radovi Zavoda za znanstvenoistraživački i umjetnički rad u Bjelovaru (2012.) objavljena su izlaganja trojice autora (Petrić, H.; Holjevac, Ž.; Karaula, Ž.) sa znanstvenog kolokvija održanog 27. rujna 2011. u povodu Dana Grada Bjelovara pod nazivom Povijest Bjelovara – nove spoznaje. Izlaganja o novim povijesnim saznanjima u razvoju Bjelovara odabrane su teme autora nakon tri godine istraživačkoga rada na znanstvenom projektu. U ovom broju časopisa objavljena su, osim izlaganja sa znanstvenog kolokvija, dva članka i dva prikaza knjiga.

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Authors: Željko Holjevac

In 1862, Bjelovar received new fair-related regulations. At that time, Bjelovar was a military municipality within the Varaždin District of the Croatian-Slavonian Military Border, a military town granted as early as in 1772 by Maria Theresa the title to hold fairs. The new fair-related regulations were signed on 7 June 1862 by lieutenant colonel Joseph Halla, then Mayor of Bjelovar. It was stipulated by the regulations that weekly fairs were to be held on Sundays, monthly fairs on the first Monday of every month, and yearly fairs on 19 May and 20 October of every year. The fair-related regulations of 1862, written in the German language and the Gothic script, safe kept as manuscript at the State Archives in Bjelovar, though known in the literature on the history of Bjelovar, have so far not been properly dealt with. Here they are published in full, in the German original, transliterated from the Gothic into the Latin script, and in the author’s translation into the contemporary Croatian language.

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Authors: Dubravko Habek

The author presents so far unknown information regarding the surnames and first names of the first – rather few – inhabitants of the settlement called Belovar between the years 1753 and 1772. Since Bjelovar had until 1767 been under the Kapela parish administration, very valuable parish birth and death registers present sources of surnames and first names, in addition to other demographic and perinatal features. The majority of the surnames and first names were of German, Czech, Hungarian or old-Croatian origin, which confirms the historical events in this area.

93-94

Authors: Neven Hrvatić

Osvrti i prikazi: Vladimir Strugar: Zatvorena vrata budućnosti: rano napuštanje srednjoškolskoga obrazovanja, Hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti, Zavod za znanstvenoistraživački i umjetnički rad u Bjelovaru, Zagreb – Bjelovar, 2011., 95 str.

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Authors: Vladimir Strugar

Prikazi i osvrti: Aktivnosti u Bjelovaru u povodu obilježavanja 150 godina rada Hrvatske akademije