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== History == |
== History == |
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The village was established by Saxons and was first attested in the year 1336.<ref>Heinz Heltmann, Gustav Servatius: Reiseführer Siebenbürgen, Thaur bei Innsbruck 1993, pag. 405</ref> It remained a Saxon village |
The village was established by Saxons and was first attested in the year 1336.<ref>Heinz Heltmann, Gustav Servatius: Reiseführer Siebenbürgen, Thaur bei Innsbruck 1993, pag. 405</ref> It remained a Saxon village until the year 1734 when a [[Transylvanian Landler|Landler]] community settled in the village. |
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After World War II, during the communist regime, Sibiu began a rapid growth, expanding west-ward and incorporating the village into the city. |
After World War II, during the communist regime, Sibiu began a rapid growth, expanding west-ward and incorporating the village into the city. |
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Revision as of 20:48, 27 August 2014
Turnișor (Template:Lang-en, Template:Lang-de) is a residential district of Sibiu, Romania. It was previously a Saxon village on the outskirts of the city but over the course of several years it was integrated into the city, becoming a district.
Its name comes from the tower of the village church which when looked at from Sibiu, dwarfed the other buildings from the village.
History
The village was established by Saxons and was first attested in the year 1336.[1] It remained a Saxon village until the year 1734 when a Landler community settled in the village.
After World War II, during the communist regime, Sibiu began a rapid growth, expanding west-ward and incorporating the village into the city.
References
- ^ Heinz Heltmann, Gustav Servatius: Reiseführer Siebenbürgen, Thaur bei Innsbruck 1993, pag. 405