Zajecar - engleski - niska rezolucija

HISTORY
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(state), one out of 21 in Serbia at that time.
The first doctors arrive to Timočka krajina:
self-taught Sa va Jo va no vić, doctor Re brić
(Master of Science in surgery), and later doctor
Bi he le (with degrees in medicine and veterinary
sciences).
1836. The first high school and gymnasium
was opened in Zaječar, only three years after
at that time the only Serbian gymnasium in
Kra gu jev ac. 29 craftsmen are working in the
city (three tailors making traditional clothes,
nine other tailors, eight craftsmen making
leather apparel, craftsmen painting textile,
two bag makers) and 21 taverns. Zaječar fair
was established.
1839. The seat of Eparchy was moved from
Zaječar to Ne go tin. That same year, Zaječar
gymnasium was also moved to Ne go tin.
1843. The first post office was opened in
Zaječar, third class branch. Di mi tri je Ka pa ris,
born in Epirus, became the first permanent
doctor in the city (on September 16).
1845. Ba ron Zig mund Av gust Her der, a Saxon
royal mining governor, in his book Mining
Road Through Serbia, provides the first modern
description and professional assessment
of ancient remains in Gam zi gra d. Merchant
Mi len ko Ste va no vić was the first person who
enabled people from Zaječar to buy books at
his store.
1853. Schools were opened in Za gra đe, Vr bica,
Lub ni ca and Ve li ki Iz vo r.
1855. A school was opened in Zve zda n. Female
elementary school began to work in Zaje
ča r, led by Eka ta ri na Ko stić from Ko vi n.
1856. Upon a decree of district chief Alek sandar
N. Tr fi ko vi ć, the cobbling of streets began
and Za je čar soon began to look like a “true
city”. The first hospital and the first bookstore
were opened.
1860. Austrian archaeologist and travel
writer Felix Ka nic stayed in Gam zi gra d,
made drawings of then visible wall and the
Ra dul-be g’s Residence, a part of exhibition “The Old Za je čar”, 19 th century