Professional paper
https://doi.org/10.31726/via.28.3
Summary Inventory of the Fonds Local Administrative Office of Motovun 1961 – 1965
Hendi Hrelja
; Državni arhiv u Pazinu
Abstract
The Local Administrative Office of Motovun began its work in 1961 following the termination of the People’s Committee of the Municipality of Motovun, whose area fell under the jurisdiction of the Municipalities of Buzet and Pazin. The Local Administrative Office of Motovun, as an administrative body of the People’s Committee of the Municipality of Pazin, included a part of the places under the former Municipality of Motovun, which were passed to the Municipality of Pazin, namely Motovun, Brkač, Kaldir, Zamask and Sveti Bartol. It performed tasks within its scope according to instructions and under the direct supervision of superior administrative authorities. It operated until the end of 1964, when it was abolished, while the area of its competence was transferred to a new municipal administrative authority pursuant to the provisions of the new Statute of the Municipality of Pazin from 1964. Following the cessation of the creator’s activities, the archives were stored in the registry of the municipal administrative body of the Municipal Assembly of Pazin, where it remained until it was taken over by the Archives in 1972 and 1973, together with all post-war archives of Pazin and Motovun local governments. The material was arranged during 2012, when a summary inventory was made. The structure of the fund was created in accordance with the content-functional model following the regulations from the Order regarding the plan of unique archival signs for all administrative bodies in the territory of the People’s Republic of Croatia from 1958 and is divided into the following series: “Office Records”, “General Affairs”, “Work and Employment Relationships”, “Internal Affairs”, “Economy”, “Finance” and “Education, Science and Culture”.
Keywords
local administrative office; Motovun; administrative body; creator; inventory
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Publication date:
17.12.2021.
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