Josef Klapka

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Josef Klapka , ( Hungarian Klapka József , * 1786 in Arad ; † May 12 , 1863 ibid) was a printer , journalist , publisher and mayor in the western Romanian city ​​of Timișoara (then Timişoara ), as well as a member of the Hungarian Parliament .

Life

The printer and journalist Josef Klapka published several newspapers in Timisoara, including the Banat magazine for agriculture, trade, arts and crafts and the weekly Timisoara weekly paper (1840-1948, nine volumes).

Klapka's publications were largely committed to the nascent submersion program , which was supported by the Hungarian-friendly piarists who were appointed as censors . Klapka's employee was Johann Nepomuk Preyer , who later became mayor of the city.

Shortly before his election as mayor of Timisoara, the sponsor of the German city theater Klapka published the first two German-language theater newspapers in Southeast Europe : the notes and the continuation Thalia, which is completely preserved except for a single number . These publications convey a picture of the first consistent literary age in the Banat .

In 1815 Joseph Klapka opened the first lending library in what was then Hungary in Timisoara .

From 1819 to 1833 Klapka was appointed mayor of Timișoaras, and then as a member of the Hungarian Diet.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Archive.org , Dr. Julius Peiahoidt, Librarian Sr. Kon. Höh, des Prince Johann, Duke of Saxony, Halle: Anzeiger für Bibliographie- und Librarywissenschaft (Germany and abroad) , printed and published by HW Schmidt, Anno 1850.
  2. ^ Preyer, Johann Nepomuk . In: East German Biography (Kulturportal West-Ost)
  3. ↑ a b Litde.com , German literature: The emperor's new clothes - On the internal German hermeneutics of an extraterritorial Banat German literature
  4. ↑ cei.ro  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Cons Electrificarea Instal: About Timișoara@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.cei.ro  


Mayor of the city of Timișoara (German: Temeswar)
18th century

Tobias Balthasar Hold  • Florian Blam  • Tobias Balthasar Hold  • Peter Solderer  • Andreas Pfann  • Peter Mayer  • Joseph Leibnitzer  • Michael Auer  • Anton Klang  • Pietro A. Delpondio  • Adam Ebelshauser  • Joseph Anton Kulterer  • Bartalus Lederer  • Pietro A. Delpondio  • Johann Michael Lendolt  • Michael P. Anton Delpondio  • Adam Ingrueber  • Thomas Reyhüber  • Sebastian Schmid  •

19th century

Ignatius Koppauer  • Simeon Petrovici  • Peter Plavisics  • Michael Kuenalter  • Jozsef Tessenyi  • Josef Klapka  • János Koronghi-Speckner  • Johann Nepomuk Preyer  • Aloise Marguet  • Karl Küttel  • Josef Weigl  • Karl Küttel  • Franz Steiner  • János Török  •

20th century

Carol Telbisz  • Josef Geml  • Stan Vidrighin  • Cornel Grofşorean  • Stan Vidrighin  • Lucian Georgevici  • Samuil Sagovici  • Ioan Doboşan  • Josef Gabriel  • Lucian Georgevici  • Gheorghe Crăciun  • Gheorghe Domăşneanu  • Franz Schmitz  • Coriolan Baran  • Coriolanus Balta  • Cornel Grofşorean  • Cornel Lazar  • Liviu Gabor  • Petru Olariu  • Augustin Coman  • Alexandru Miletici  • Gheorghe Andrașiu  • Nicolaie Table  • Vasile M. Teodorescu  • Rodig Modreanu  • Coriolan Băran  • Emil Tieranu  • Coriolan Băran  • Ilie Radu  • Hans Jung  • Eugen Pop  • Emil Tieran  • Iosif Petric  • Nicolae Botezatu  • Ioan Popeți  • Leonida Tămaș  • Coriolan Pop  • George Micota  • Radu Bălan  • Petru Moț  • Pompiliu Alămorean  • Liviu Borha  • Viorel Oancea  •

21st century

Gheorghe Coriolan Ciuhandu  • Nicolae Robu

personal data
SURNAME Klapka, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Printer, journalist, publisher, mayor, member of the Hungarian Parliament
DATE OF BIRTH 1786
PLACE OF BIRTH Arad (Romania)
DATE OF DEATH May 12, 1863
Place of death Arad (Romania)