Kraljevo: grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941
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Предговор
Увод
Урбане
Улице,
Електрика...................................................
Привредне
Саобраћај
Занатство
Трговина
Угоститељство
Новчани
Индустрија
Фабрика авиона
Фабрика вагона...........................................
Изборне борбе
Просветне
Основна
Гимназија
Пољопривредна
Женска занатска школа
Трговачка школа
Занатско-трговачка школа
Државна мешовита
Културне
Штампа
„Краљевски гласник
„Народна
„Преглед цркве
Биоскопи
Спортска
Спорт....................................................
Соколство
8
Културно-просветна и хуманитарна
Краљевска
Пододбор
Хумано друштво
Женски
Црквене
Српска
Римокатоличка црква
Установе
Болница и апотеке
Правосуђе...................................................
Странци
Руси
Французи
Свакодневица и
Мода
Плаже
Ватрогасно друштво
Криминална
Портрети
Саватије Божић
Јовица
Стаменко
Владислав Маржик
Миљко Петровић
Kraljevo,
Извори
Регистар личних имена
361
Kraljevo, a
ABSTRACT
There are few towns in Serbia, which in a relatively short period of
time, for a little more than two decades, experienced such a dynamic devel¬
opment as it was the case with
wars. It came out of the First World War as a town of black kerchiefs and
flags , demographically crippled, with impoverished households, plundered
trade and craft shops, devastated schools and other public buildings,
destroyed infrastructure and almost dead economic courses, but in the next
22
government investments in the domain of industry and transportation, it cre¬
ated preconditions for developing into a modern city.
In the ethnic and religious senses,
Multidirectional movements of the population from its surroundings, other
parts of the country and from abroad changed its demographic structure, eth¬
nic and social relationships, before all. According to the results of the last
census performed before the Second World War
7,022
Russians-emigrants) made
9.32%,
made
cannot be said for sure to which extent this structure was disturbed during the
next decade, i.e. until the beginning of the Second World War, especially
is known that the number of inhabitants of
due to the increased immigration in this period. There are no precise data
what the population of
are some estimations ranging from about
of them shows religious, ethnic, professional and age structure of the popu¬
lation, it is certain that Serbs made a huge majority. Besides them, there were
also: Russians, Slovenes, Croats, Hungarians, Germans, Czechs, Armenians,
Gypsies, and others.
Although the basic outlines of the urban appearance of
established as early as during the
expanded in accordance with new needs, so that in the years before the April
War, three physical wholes, which architecturally and functionally as well as
362
by the social structure of their inhabitants were different, could be clearly
noticed: the inner town
carsija (Old Town) (between the roads leading to
the industrial zone with Aerokolonija (Aviators Colony) (on the
Kragujevac road ). The biggest number of roads was paved with square cob¬
blestones and had street lighting.
plant until
from the beginning of
plant Elektromakis
the water supply and the sewerage system, which, in spite of some attempts
and initiatives, were not properly solved until
Located at the joint of the Ibar Gorge with the West
the eastern part of the
before its flowing into the West
munication directions of the Balkan Peninsula,
ment, passed through historical development from a village in the XV,
and
the
Two directions of significant communication lines intersected in it: the West
Morava
exactly such communication openness to the other parts of the country repre¬
sented a crucial factor of its development enabling it to be integrated with the
other parts of Serbia and Yugoslavia.
Two roads which by the Law of State Roads of
the rank of the state roads intersected in
Kragujevac
and the other one was
Zvornik
Banovina
was connected with Bedina
Road of the
resented a significant point on the railroad map of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, too.
In addition to the narrow gauge railway Stalac-Krasevac-Kraljevo-Cacak-Uzice,
constructed in the years before the First World War, the important railway com¬
munication line Belgrade
Mitrovica
the capital and further on with Central Europe, Southern Serbia, and indirectly
with Greece, South Eastern Serbia, and through it with Bulgaria and Turkey, as
well as with Western Serbia, that is with Sarajevo and
to get from
exploitation of woods of this mountain, was built by the Austrian-Hungarian occu¬
piers during the First World War.
In the period between two world wars, besides administrative func¬
tions,
363
features
care influence was felt on the territory exceeding the boundaries of the Zica
District, one of
cal for town settlements, it had a grammar school, municipal and district
courts, a hospital, chemist s shops, and its urban development, local press,
developed social life, relatively numerous clerical staff and increased concen¬
tration of intellectuals gave it town characteristics by which it distinguished
itself from the settlements in its close vicinity.
The basic economic factors in the life of
1918
influenced their prevalence as the way of earning income and creating eco¬
nomic existence, and out of them the crucial role was the one of general his¬
torical frames and the local ambience in which
Trade as an activity had a long tradition in
shops, a great deal of sale was performed on the market day, on Fridays, at
the market, and in the days of the three-day annual fair
Rich agricultural surroundings and good communication links with the other
parts of the country made
of agricultural products (cattle, dairy products, fruits and vegetables, brandy,
wool, leather, etc.) which were coming not only from the villages of the Zica
District, but also from the neighbouring districts: Studenica, Dragacevo,
Trstenik and Graza Districts.
In spite of the increasingly noticeable competition of industrial goods
and the decrease of its financial power, crafts represented an important part
of the economic milieu in the town on the Ibar. Modernization courses left
noticeable traces even in this field, so that many crafts such as candlemakers,
tailors, soap manufacturers, shoeing smiths and others, slowly disappeared,
while those new, such as: car mechanics, electricians, clock repairers, print¬
ers, photographers, hairdressers, and others appeared. At the beginning of
February
those practiced most were: cloth makers, barbers, shoe repairers, peasant
shoes makers and bricklayers.
The increase of the transportation significance of
sified flow of people and goods and the distinct economic immigration were
suitable for development of catering. According to some information, during
the fourth decade of the last century,
(hotels, inns, guest houses, kafanas, buffets, kebab shops and soup kitchens).
Their clients were the locals of all social layers, chance travellers, workers-
bachelors who, searching for their job, settled in
to the market, etc.
What represented the main driving force of the overall development of
Kraljevo
industrial enterprises were the State-Owned Airplane Factory and the
Railway Shop for Repair of Railway Cars and Engines, which, at the begin-
364
ning
various professions. In addition to them, the industrial complex of
also included several small steam sawmills and factories manufacturing roof
tiles and bricks.
For the purpose of improving economic courses, several financial
institutions operated in
industrial enterprises and occasionally agricultural production.
Parallel with the economic and educational-cultural lives, the political
scene was livened and in the period from
were the Radical and the Democratic Parties, the former surely winning in
electoral matches, either municipal, parliamentary or territorial ones. During
the first half of the 30-ies of the XX century, the political scene of
was masterfully ruled by the regime political parties, firstly the Yugoslav
Radical-Peasant Democracy, i.e. the Yugoslav National Party, and then the
Yugoslav Radical Community, but at the municipal elections in
opposition, for the first time in the period between two wars, succeeded in
seizing the power, which enabled it to govern the municipal services of
Kraljevo
The oldest educational institution in
It included two auxiliary classes and two kindergarten classes. Due to small
accommodation capacities of the old school building located in the centre of
the town, at the corner of Rajiceva Street and
school building was erected in General Stanojlovic Street in
National School King Alexander I . Apart from the Primary School,
also had the following educational institutions: the State Incomplete
Grammar School and the Advanced Self-Goverament Real Grammar School,
the Secondary Agricultural School, the Women s Crafts School, the Crafts-
Trade School, the Railway Crafts School and the State Mixed Civil School of
crafts-industrial orientation.
The Orthodox
the Church of Descent of Holy Spirit, and the Roman-Catholic
ple performed theirs in the Church of Saint
The most important health institution in
Hospital, which in
to stationary treatment of those having various infectious diseases, it was also
used for some operations, autopsies, deliveries and out-patient examinations.
In conformity with the provisions of the Law of Health Municipalities of
1930,
midwife who offered free services to their fellow citizens. Minor diseases and
small injuries of the workers having social insurance were treated at the out¬
patient department of the District Department for Insurance of Workers .
Necessary medicines and sanitary material could be provided in three
chemist s shops: At St. George s owned by Miodrag M. Markovic, the
chemist s Nikolic and the chemist s owned by
365
Kraljevo
were very developed. Four sports clubs were active, and within them sev¬
eral sports disciplines were practised ( Ibar ,
Železničář ),
Aviation
Club, the Shooting Company and the Hunting Society. The most popular was
football ( ball game ), and the local football clubs competed within the
Kragujevac Football Sub-League .
The social life was very intense and characterized by the action of a
series of vocational, craft, charitable and other associations, such as:
Kraljevo
Committee of the Society of Princess
Disabled and Poor , and
marked by the singing society Saint
cinemas: the Paris , the Yugoslavia , the Urania , and the Club of Airport
Workers . An outstanding cultural mission was performed by the newspapers
which, in a certain period, were published in
(Kraljevo
the Review of the Church of the Zica Eparchy .
Generally speaking, for
wars, it can be said that it was a relatively small town which had to cope with
various material and other difficulties in that period, having Belgrade as a
model, and whose aspirations can be characterized as pro-European. In
almost
the town of Balkan-oriental type toward a city of Western Europe customs,
representing a place where traditional and modern were meeting, which was
changing in both physical and spiritual senses, in which different nations,
cultures, habits and mentalities were intrwoven and which was rushing for¬
ward by long modernization leaps.
Exactly on the example of
characteristics of development of a town settlement on the Serbian soil in the
period from
crucially influence development of a town. Besides the influence of global
processes, i.e. those which take place at the country level, they are, before all:
-
-
-
-
-
-
Following the influence of these factors on
ed that the unfavourable presence of at least one of them can have negative
effects for the progress of a town. Only their proper interweaving and com¬
plementing make its steady development in all segments possible.
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САДРЖАЈ
Предговор
Увод
Урбане
Улице,
Електрика.
Привредне
Саобраћај
Занатство
Трговина
Угоститељство
Новчани
Индустрија
Фабрика авиона
Фабрика вагона.
Изборне борбе
Просветне
Основна
Гимназија
Пољопривредна
Женска занатска школа
Трговачка школа
Занатско-трговачка школа
Државна мешовита
Културне
Штампа
„Краљевски гласник"
„Народна
„Преглед цркве
Биоскопи
Спортска
Спорт.
Соколство
8
Културно-просветна и хуманитарна
Краљевска
Пододбор
Хумано друштво
Женски
Црквене
Српска
Римокатоличка црква
Установе
Болница и апотеке
Правосуђе.
Странци
Руси
Французи
Свакодневица и
Мода
Плаже
Ватрогасно друштво
Криминална
Портрети
Саватије Божић
Јовица
Стаменко
Владислав Маржик
Миљко Петровић
Kraljevo,
Извори
Регистар личних имена
361
Kraljevo, a
ABSTRACT
There are few towns in Serbia, which in a relatively short period of
time, for a little more than two decades, experienced such a dynamic devel¬
opment as it was the case with
wars. It came out of the First World War as a town of "black kerchiefs and
flags", demographically crippled, with impoverished households, plundered
trade and craft shops, devastated schools and other public buildings,
destroyed infrastructure and almost dead economic courses, but in the next
22
government investments in the domain of industry and transportation, it cre¬
ated preconditions for developing into a modern city.
In the ethnic and religious senses,
Multidirectional movements of the population from its surroundings, other
parts of the country and from abroad changed its demographic structure, eth¬
nic and social relationships, before all. According to the results of the last
census performed before the Second World War
7,022
Russians-emigrants) made
9.32%,
made
cannot be said for sure to which extent this structure was disturbed during the
next decade, i.e. until the beginning of the Second World War, especially
is known that the number of inhabitants of
due to the increased immigration in this period. There are no precise data
what the population of
are some estimations ranging from "about
of them shows religious, ethnic, professional and age structure of the popu¬
lation, it is certain that Serbs made a huge majority. Besides them, there were
also: Russians, Slovenes, Croats, Hungarians, Germans, Czechs, Armenians,
Gypsies, and others.
Although the basic outlines of the urban appearance of
established as early as during the
expanded in accordance with new needs, so that in the years before the April
War, three physical wholes, which architecturally and functionally as well as
362
by the social structure of their inhabitants were different, could be clearly
noticed: the inner town
carsija (Old Town)" (between the roads leading to
the industrial zone with "Aerokolonija (Aviators' Colony)" (on the
"Kragujevac road"). The biggest number of roads was paved with square cob¬
blestones and had street lighting.
plant until
from the beginning of
plant "Elektromakis"
the water supply and the sewerage system, which, in spite of some attempts
and initiatives, were not properly solved until
Located at the joint of the Ibar Gorge with the West
the eastern part of the
before its flowing into the West
munication directions of the Balkan Peninsula,
ment, passed through historical development from a village in the XV,
and
the
Two directions of significant communication lines intersected in it: the West
Morava
exactly such communication openness to the other parts of the country repre¬
sented a crucial factor of its development enabling it to be integrated with the
other parts of Serbia and Yugoslavia.
Two roads which by the Law of State Roads of
the rank of the "state roads" intersected in
Kragujevac
and the other one was
Zvornik
"Banovina
was connected with Bedina
Road of the
resented a significant point on the railroad map of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, too.
In addition to the narrow gauge railway Stalac-Krasevac-Kraljevo-Cacak-Uzice,
constructed in the years before the First World War, the important railway com¬
munication line Belgrade
Mitrovica
the capital and further on with Central Europe, Southern Serbia, and indirectly
with Greece, South Eastern Serbia, and through it with Bulgaria and Turkey, as
well as with Western Serbia, that is with Sarajevo and
to get from
exploitation of woods of this mountain, was built by the Austrian-Hungarian occu¬
piers during the First World War.
In the period between two world wars, besides administrative func¬
tions,
363
features
care influence was felt on the territory exceeding the boundaries of the Zica
District, one of
cal for town settlements, it had a grammar school, municipal and district
courts, a hospital, chemist's shops, and its urban development, local press,
developed social life, relatively numerous clerical staff and increased concen¬
tration of intellectuals gave it town characteristics by which it distinguished
itself from the settlements in its close vicinity.
The basic economic factors in the life of
1918
influenced their prevalence as the way of earning income and creating eco¬
nomic existence, and out of them the crucial role was the one of general his¬
torical frames and the local ambience in which
Trade as an activity had a long tradition in
shops, a great deal of sale was performed on the market day, on Fridays, at
the market, and in the days of the three-day annual fair
Rich agricultural surroundings and good communication links with the other
parts of the country made
of agricultural products (cattle, dairy products, fruits and vegetables, brandy,
wool, leather, etc.) which were coming not only from the villages of the Zica
District, but also from the neighbouring districts: Studenica, Dragacevo,
Trstenik and Graza Districts.
In spite of the increasingly noticeable competition of industrial goods
and the decrease of its financial power, crafts represented an important part
of the economic milieu in the town on the Ibar. Modernization courses left
noticeable traces even in this field, so that many crafts such as candlemakers,
tailors, soap manufacturers, shoeing smiths and others, slowly disappeared,
while those new, such as: car mechanics, electricians, clock repairers, print¬
ers, photographers, hairdressers, and others appeared. At the beginning of
February
those practiced most were: cloth makers, barbers, shoe repairers, peasant
shoes makers and bricklayers.
The increase of the transportation significance of
sified flow of people and goods and the distinct economic immigration were
suitable for development of catering. According to some information, during
the fourth decade of the last century,
(hotels, inns, guest houses, kafanas, buffets, kebab shops and soup kitchens).
Their clients were the locals of all social layers, chance travellers, workers-
bachelors who, searching for their job, settled in
to the market, etc.
What represented the main driving force of the overall development of
Kraljevo
industrial enterprises were the "State-Owned Airplane Factory" and the
Railway Shop for Repair of Railway Cars and Engines, which, at the begin-
364
ning
various professions. In addition to them, the industrial complex of
also included several small steam sawmills and factories manufacturing roof
tiles and bricks.
For the purpose of improving economic courses, several financial
institutions operated in
industrial enterprises and occasionally agricultural production.
Parallel with the economic and educational-cultural lives, the political
scene was livened and in the period from
were the Radical and the Democratic Parties, the former surely winning in
electoral matches, either municipal, parliamentary or territorial ones. During
the first half of the 30-ies of the XX century, the political scene of
was masterfully ruled by the regime political parties, firstly the Yugoslav
Radical-Peasant Democracy, i.e. the Yugoslav National Party, and then the
Yugoslav Radical Community, but at the municipal elections in
opposition, for the first time in the period between two wars, succeeded in
seizing the power, which enabled it to govern the municipal services of
Kraljevo
The oldest educational institution in
It included two auxiliary classes and two kindergarten classes. Due to small
accommodation capacities of the old school building located in the centre of
the town, at the corner of Rajiceva Street and
school building was erected in General Stanojlovic Street in
National School King Alexander I". Apart from the Primary School,
also had the following educational institutions: the State Incomplete
Grammar School and the Advanced Self-Goverament Real Grammar School,
the Secondary Agricultural School, the Women's Crafts School, the Crafts-
Trade School, the Railway Crafts School and the State Mixed Civil School of
crafts-industrial orientation.
The Orthodox
the Church of Descent of Holy Spirit, and the Roman-Catholic
ple performed theirs in the Church of Saint
The most important health institution in
Hospital, which in
to stationary treatment of those having various infectious diseases, it was also
used for some operations, autopsies, deliveries and out-patient examinations.
In conformity with the provisions of the Law of Health Municipalities of
1930,
midwife who offered free services to their fellow citizens. Minor diseases and
small injuries of the workers having social insurance were treated at the out¬
patient department of the "District Department for Insurance of Workers".
Necessary medicines and sanitary material could be provided in three
chemist's shops: "At St. George's" owned by Miodrag M. Markovic, the
chemist's "Nikolic" and the chemist's owned by
365
Kraljevo
were very developed. Four "sports clubs" were active, and within them sev¬
eral sports disciplines were practised ("Ibar",
"Železničář"),
Aviation
Club, the Shooting Company and the Hunting Society. The most popular was
football ("ball game"), and the local football clubs competed within the
"Kragujevac Football Sub-League".
The social life was very intense and characterized by the action of a
series of vocational, craft, charitable and other associations, such as:
"Kraljevo
Committee of the Society of Princess
Disabled and Poor", and
marked by the singing society "Saint
cinemas: the "Paris", the "Yugoslavia", the "Urania", and the "Club of Airport
Workers". An outstanding cultural mission was performed by the newspapers
which, in a certain period, were published in
(Kraljevo
the "Review of the Church of the Zica Eparchy".
Generally speaking, for
wars, it can be said that it was a relatively small town which had to cope with
various material and other difficulties in that period, having Belgrade as a
model, and whose aspirations can be characterized as pro-European. In
almost
the town of Balkan-oriental type toward a city of Western Europe customs,
representing a place where traditional and modern were meeting, which was
changing in both physical and spiritual senses, in which different nations,
cultures, habits and mentalities were intrwoven and which was rushing for¬
ward by long modernization leaps.
Exactly on the example of
characteristics of development of a town settlement on the Serbian soil in the
period from
crucially influence development of a town. Besides the influence of global
processes, i.e. those which take place at the country level, they are, before all:
-
-
-
-
-
-
Following the influence of these factors on
ed that the unfavourable presence of at least one of them can have negative
effects for the progress of a town. Only their proper interweaving and com¬
plementing make its steady development in all segments possible. |
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| index_date | 2024-07-02T17:32:56Z |
| indexdate | 2024-07-09T20:57:40Z |
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| spellingShingle | Birijević, Vladan 1971- Kraljevo grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 Geschichte |
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| title | Kraljevo grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 |
| title_auth | Kraljevo grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 |
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| title_full | Kraljevo grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 Vladan Birijević |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Kraljevo grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 Vladan Birijević |
| title_short | Kraljevo |
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| title_sub | grad u Srbiji ; 1918 - 1941 |
| topic | Geschichte |
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