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The First Census of Craftsmen and Traders (After Croatianhungarian Settlement) in the Đurđevac District in 1890
Mira Kolar-Dimitrijević
orcid.org/0000-0002-6050-5700
; Filozofski fakultet, Zagreb – redoviti profesor u miru
Elizabeta Wagner
orcid.org/0000-0003-0090-9364
; Zagreb
Sažetak
In 1890 following the orders of Khuen Héderváry, ban of Croatia, the first Address book of craftsmen and traders in the area of Zagreb Chamber of trades and crafts was composed. The number of published copies was small, and its objective was to show to the joint parliament in Budapest that Croatia has a sufficient number of craftsmen and traders and that this first address book enables us to create a couple of significant conclusions about the craftsmen and traders in that area. The list for the area of the Đurđevac district that was founded in 1890 and was administered in individual districts, even in thearea of the disbanded Đurđevac regiment indicates that the Đurđevac district inclined towards Bjelovar and not Koprivnica. The endeavours to link the Đurđevac district with Koprivnica is surely an interesting phenomenon which was influenced by strong military tradition and the attempt of the military officials to create a special, self-sufficient economic entity with a strong military tradition and trades and crafts that were once necessary for the soldiers and presently demanded by disbanded population. At that time the district of Đurđevac didn’t have a single town, but the marketplaces of Đurđevac and Virje, as well as Pitomača and Ferdinandovac had a significant number of craftsmen that were sufficient for the needs of the population. It is evident that the population of the Đurđevac area, despite the lack of some types of trades and crafts, had a good and well-established way of life, founded on tradition and possibilities of that agricultural area.
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district of Đurđevac; craftsmen; tradesmen; Address book of craftsmen and tradesmen; 1890
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240004
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1.6.2020.
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