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24 ZAJEČAR - CAPITAL OF SERBIAN EAST 1909. Public Library with library building and Reading room was founded. On the Black Timok, in Gamzigradska Banja, the first bigger hydro power plant in the area of Zaječar was built. 1910. Factory for the production of corn and beech acorn oil was built in Zaječar. 1911. Timok Privileged Theatre “Gun dulić”, the first local professional theatre, was founded. 1912. Construction of the first dedicated building of Zaječar Hospital was finished. “Are na”, the first movie theatre in Zaječar, was opened, At the international event “Sveso kol ski sle t” in Prague, in sharp competition, Gymnastic department of Zaječar Society “Du šan the MIghty” won the exceptional 11 th place in general competition. Daily paper So ko was launched. Railway Za je čar-Pa ra ćin was opened for traffic. 1912-1913. In both Balkan wars, Timok people were mobilized in two divisions: Timok Division of the first call, within the Second Army, and Timok Division of the second call, within the First Serbian Army. 1914. Pra ho vo-Za je čar railway was opened for traffic (a section of the planned railway Praho vo-Niš-Kur šu mli ja). Both Timok divisions, from the first day, participate in all great Serbian battles of the horrifying World War One, starting from the battles of Cer and Kolubara. 1915. On October fourteen, great Bulgarian invasion on Za je čar began. Although majority of Timok army was engaged at distant fronts, although the enemy had enormous advantage in terms of technical equipment and number of troops, the city was heroically defended for fifteen days. On October twenty ninth, Bulgarians managed to conquer Za ječar and Timočka krajina. 1916. Together with the entire Serbian army, government and king, Timok divisions go through Golgotha over the Albanian mountains, and some of them managed to reach Corfu. Serbia was divided into two occupation zones, Austro-Hungarian and Bulgarian, and their border line went along the Big Morava River, from Smederevo to Stalać, and to the south in direction Kru še vac – Le ba ne – Gnji la ne – Šar pla ni na. Za je čar and Ti moč ka were in Bulgarian occupation zone. Za je čar façade, a detail
Crosses on the Church of the Nativity of Holy Mother of God, Za je čar HISTORY 25 1918. The Second Serbian Army and Cavalry Brigade of French general Gam be ta, in a fierce invasion, liberated Pi rot (October 13), Svr ljig and Kal nq (October 15), Knja ževac (October 16). On October 15, in the vicinity of Zaječar, just before the beginning of operations for the liberation of the city, villagers in the background raised insurrection against the occupier, and by doing this they made the task of the liberators much easier. On October nineteen, Cavalry Brigade of general Gam be ta entered Za je čar. This finished the three years long Bulgarian occupation, during which systematic denationalization of Serbian population had been conducted, as well as physical extermination, destruction of Serbian material goods and cultural traces. 1919. Za je čar became the seat of Ti mok District, which consisted of Za je čar, Za glav ski, Ti moč ki and Bo lje vač ki county. Within the “Soko” Society, “Ti mok” ball-playing section was founded. The first film projections in Zaječar after the World War. 1920. Art Nurturing Society was founded, wirth fine art, music and photography section. 1922. Completed the last section of Pra hovo-Za je čar-Niš railway, the construction of which had been interrupted by World War One. 1923. Art (Painting) School was opened in Zaječar. Paper Ti moč ka kra ji na was launched by the National Radical Party of the Timok District. 1924. National University was founded. Merchant Če da Jan ko vić built the first movie theatre building made of solid material, modeled after a movie theatre in Vienna. 1925. Thermal power plant was commissioned in Zaječar. Privileged District Theatre Timočka krajina was founded. Catchment of spring water in Gamzigradska Banja was completed and construction of facilities for accommodation of guests began. 1926. Cultural-artistic society “Abra še vić” was founded. A 140 kilowatt thermal power plant was commissioned in Gr lja ne. “Glass Factory” began to operate in Zaječar, but it did not last long. The first Zaječar female club
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