Timisoara Romania Banat Little Vienna from the past times

Timisoara, "Little Vienna" from the Past Time
By: Else von Schuster
Translated by: Doina NICOLESCU SCAFARU

Translator's Acknowledgement I had translated Mrs. Schuster's book for my children and all the children around the World whose parents were born, raised, or went to college to Timisoara, and for the children of these children, who do not have the privilege to read Eminescu or Sadoveanu in the Romanian language, and big children like me to enjoy a short "net trip" to my beautiful hometown, the most beautiful town in South-Eastern Europe. Phoenix, Arizona U.S.A. March 5th 1997 Doina Nicolescu Scafaru

INTRODUCTION TIMISOARA, "LITTLE VIENNA" FROM THE PAST TIMES CAPITAL FROM 1849 The FORTRESS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT FROM BURG TO TOWN THE COAT OF ARMS AND THE SEAL THE STATUE OF THE HOLLY TRINITY THE DOME FROM TIMISOARA THE BUILDINGS FROM THE UNIFICATION'S SQUARE FROM THE UNIFICATION'S SQUARE TO THE DICASTERIAL PALACE THE OLD AND NEW DOWNTOWN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH THE "NIKOLAUS LENAU" HIGH SCHOOL THE FRANCISCAN MONASTERY AND THE OLD HOSPITALS THE OLD CITY HALL SAINT JOHANN NEPOMUK MONUMENT THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH CHURCH FROM THE CITADEL THE HUNIADE CASTLE AND THE ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL THE CHILDREN HOSPITAL AND ORPHANAGE THE BUSINESS, "CONSTANTIN DIACONOVICI LOGA" AND
"CARMEN SILVA" HIGH SCHOOLS BANATIA ON THE ROAD TO FABRIC FROM TRAIAN SQUARE TO THE GREEN FOREST FROM FABRIC TO ELISABETIN THE UNIVERSITY AND THE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE THE OLD FARMS - ELISABETIN THE DEATH/MUTES INSTITUTE AND HOUSE FOR THE BLINDS THE NEW FARMS - THE JOSEFIN FROM JOSEFIN TO THE PARK FROM FREIDORF MEHALA-FRANZSSTADT THE NEW DISTRICTS BIBLIOGRAPHY