Târgu Mureș
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Also known as (1 names)
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- Neumarkt, Maros
Town in north central Romania, on the Mureş River. A documented reference to Târgu Mureş (also Tîrgu Mureş; Ger., Neumarkt am Miresch, Marktstadt; Lat., Forum Siculorum; Hun., Maros-Vásárhely, Székelyvásárhely) dates to 1300. The first Jew who was granted the right to settle in the town, in 1828, was Iosif Vojtitz, a goldsmith. By 1830, the town had two Jewish families; and in 1833, there were 16 Jews living there. The census of 1838 recorded the presence of five Jewish families, made up of 36 inhabitants.
Identifiers
- GND
- 4041838-8 · 506966-X
- GeoNames
- 665004 · 665004
- VIAF
- 150092957
- Wikidata
- Q186349
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Târgu Mureș
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- asWKT
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Neumarkt, Maros
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- gnd identifier
- http://d-nb.info/gnd/4041838-8
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- Point ( +024.557469 +046.542450 )
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- Neumarkt, Maros
Târgu Mureş
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- described at
- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Targu_Mures
- has abstract
- Town in north central Romania, on the Mureş River. A documented reference to Târgu Mureş (also Tîrgu Mureş; Ger., Neumarkt am Miresch, Marktstadt; Lat., Forum Siculorum; Hun., Maros-Vásárhely, Székelyvásárhely) dates to 1300. The first Jew who was granted the right to settle in the town, in 1828, was Iosif Vojtitz, a goldsmith. By 1830, the town had two Jewish families; and in 1833, there were 16 Jews living there. The census of 1838 recorded the presence of five Jewish families, made up of 36 inhabitants.
- title
- Târgu Mureş
- alternative label
- Târgu Mureş
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- Târgu Mureş
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- Jewish Congress
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- Romania
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- Transylvania
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