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It is traditionally a part of the historical and cultural region of in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prijedor at night The city today hosts the Bosnian headquarters of the Steel Company, which is the world's largest steel company, with over 320,000 employees in more than 60 countries.
Molimo posjetioce da ne postavljaju oglase neprimjerenog sadržaja i da uzastopno ne postavljaju iste oglase. The skiing center is located inside the Kozara national park and there are several possibilities for mountain house rentals.
Pretraži 99.000+ nekretnine za prodaju i najam i 200+ agencije za nekretnine - In Ljubija near Prijedor, many Roman age monuments have been found that provide evidence of iron production.
Prijedor : Приједор ; pronounced is a city located in , an entity of. As of 2013, it has a population of 89,397 inhabitants within its administrative limits. Prijedor is situated in the region. It is an economically prosperous municipality hosting a wide range of industries, services and educational institutions. The city's geographical location close to major European capitals has made it an important industrial and commercial hub nationally. Historic buildings from the Ottoman and Austrian-Hungarian periods are a feature of the urban landscape. The city underwent extensive renovation between 2006—2009. The town of Prijedor, within the municipality of Prijedor, is located in the north-western part of , on the banks of the and Gomjenica rivers, and at the south-western hills of the mountain. The area of the municipality is 833 square kilometres 322 square miles. It is traditionally a part of the historical and cultural region of in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The terrain ascends to the north-east of Prijedor in waves and gradually becomes the mountain range of the mountain, which is famous from the peoples' uprisings in the previous centuries and battles against during the. The city lies on the terrain created by the Sana river and its tributaries on the south-western hillsides of the mountain. Building in downtown Ancient period Prijedor's history as a fortified centre of population can be traced back to the end of the 17th century, but the history of the colonization and culture of the surrounding area is much older, predating the emergence of the town. Numerous prehistoric, ancient and mediaeval archeological sites are evidence of the presence of a variety of different cultures. There are numerous settlements from the , dating back to 2100 B. In the pre-Roman and Roman times the area was settled by a large Illyrian tribe , a sub-tribe of the Pannonians, renowned for their mining skills. In Ljubija near Prijedor, many Roman age monuments have been found that provide evidence of iron production. In Zecovi there is an Illyrian necropolis from the Iron Age. A legend says that the river Sana was named by the Romans. Ottoman and Austrian period These regions were under dominion until 1878. About 200 years ago in this part of a large number of fortifications were constructed in order to protect often contested borders with. Later on, many fortifications were destroyed during the as the borders moved towards the east and south in favor of. It is not clear how Prijedor got its name, but there are two theories. At the same place in the middle of the 18th century, a new fortress appeared, this time built with stone walls, three towers and two clay causeways for the cannons. An archived information from dated 1745 tells about two town guards crossing over to the newly built Palanka Pridorska Ada island. It is the first mention of the fortress on the river Sana where the town developed later. With the emergence of the fortification, the settlement outside of the walls began to develop at the same time. The settlers were probably a population who lived in the vicinity and whose settlements rapidly merged with the town as it expanded to the north. Attesting to this is an account of an Austrian secret agent about the existence of the town for the purposes of the Austrian army, in which he described the town in detail and especially emphasized the suburb in its vicinity. The town started to develop rapidly thanks to the navigability of the Sana River, the development of commerce and craft, and the later construction of the first railway through Prijedor. The first railroad in was built in 1873 next to Prijedor and went from Dobrljina to Banja Luka. The fortress existed as a military spot until 1851 when the army left and the walls were demolished by the local population who used the walls to build their own houses. A huge fire in 1882 destroyed 119 houses, 56 big commercial stores, schools, an Eastern Orthodox church, and 140 families lost roofs over their heads. The next year the Austrian authorities opened a large sawmill at the foot of the mountain , which is the first industrial object in the history of Prijedor. The years after the fire brought on intensive development of the town, encompassing both private and state-owned structures. The wood was replaced with modern building materials, the streets were designed at right angles and the first town plan was created. New buildings were built, such as the Serbian elementary school, the Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, and a hotel. The first cultural associations appeared in the town as well as libraries, reading rooms and a printing house. The end of the created a fledgling state—the —with as a part of it. Prijedor served as an important place as the trade and craft center of the whole region. The opening of the iron ore mine in Ljubija near Prijedor in 1916, which employed about 4,000 workers, strengthened the economy of the town. During that period, the mine was one of the biggest and most modern iron ore mines in Europe. From 1929 to 1941, Prijedor was part of the of the. World War II The memorial center at Kozara, the work of the academic artist , is dedicated to this region's resistance victims during WWII. Some villages around Prijedor and Kozara Mountain suffered the deaths of tremendous amounts of civilians, who were killed by the and taken to concentration camps; the most notorious of these was the , where Serb children were imprisoned. Bosnian war Year Pop. Ethnic groups According to the data from the 1910 population census the Prijedor district had a 59. A portion of the muslim population left during the Austro-Hungarian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which increased the proportion of the Serb and Croat population. One of the first most important school institutions was the Prijedor Gymnasium founded in 1923. Elementary and High schools Nowadays, there are 11 elementary schools with circa 8,000 students and 6 high schools attended by 4,000 students. A music school and a special school for mentally dysfunctioned persons are also part of the municipal educational system. Colleges and Universities Over the last several years, important steps were taken, aimed at establishing colleges. As a result, Prijedor now has a University college of Economics and Informatics, a University College of Medicine, and a branch department of the. In the northwestern part of the city in the neighborhood of Pećani a Law and Economics faculty is under construction, this are the first steps to establish an independent University center in Prijedor. Today Prijedor has around 1300 enrolled students. Prijedor is a large service and industrial center and hosts some of the largest companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It has a developed financial sector; 11 international banks are represented in the city, as well as 5 microcredit organizations and a foundation for development. The city's huge economic potential lies in its strategic geographical location, as it is close to Zagreb, Belgrade, Budapest and Vienna, giving it one of the best climates for economic expansion in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The agricultural land around the city, raw minerals in the municipality and growth of high educated population in the city proper gives it a unique combination of both being able to produce sophisticated industrial products, food and service branches. Prijedor at night The city today hosts the Bosnian headquarters of the Steel Company, which is the world's largest steel company, with over 320,000 employees in more than 60 countries. Prijedor also contains companies specialized in the chemical industry such as Ferrox A. Other companies such as the Croatian food company has one of its biggest facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina in Prijedor, producing confectionery products under the brand names MIRA and. Celpak Prijedor is also a big enterprise producing cellulose and paper for export. Lake Saničani fish farm Among fish production, Prijedor has a fruit growing industry, gardening industry, crop farming industry, mill and bakery industries, stock farming industry, processing industries, as well as a milk industry. Lake Saničani, near Prijedor, is one of the biggest commercial fish farming lakes in the southern Europe. Prijedor municipality takes up 834. Plowed fields and gardens take up 34. All cultivate soil takes up 40. Map of Prijedor public transport Prijedor has a high standard of roads thanks to the Prijedor putevi Company and is planning a highway connection to Banja Luka in the east and Sisak to west to shorten the distance to Zagreb from the Bosanska Krajina region. Dubica in the north. The city is also connected to the rail system in Bosnia and located on the Zagreb-Sarajevo-Ploče line. The city has a public transport system with 3 bus lines serving 60 stations in and around the city. Prijedor also has an airfield in the north-eastern part of the city in the area of Urije. The airfield has a fleet of light aircraft and sailplanes. The airfield also serves as the home of the city's renovated Parachuting club. Statue of national hero Dr. Among the oldest sporting clubs in Prijedor is the football club founded in 1919. The tennis club of Prijedor was founded by in 1932, though tennis was first played in the town in 1914. Every summer since 1967 the Club organizes tennis tournament in memoriam of Dr Mladen Stojanovic previously Memorijal, now called Prijedor Open. On Mrakovica, Kozara skiing center is located. All ski lifts are functional and there is a ski path for children on Mrakovica as well. The skiing center is located inside the Kozara national park and there are several possibilities for mountain house rentals. A renovated hotel with various sport facilities lies close to the path. Other popular sports in Prijedor are Basketball and Handball. The highest ranked teams are ZKK Mladost Prijedor, KK Prijedor Basketball , and RK Prijedor Handball. Prijedor has a various number of galleries, religious sights, libraries, statues, fountains, national monuments, cinemas and a city theater. Museums Prijedor is home of the Museum of Kozara founded in 1953, which has a regional status. It is also home of the local national hero, Dr. His house is today converted into the Stojanovic Memorial House. At Kozara National Park in the vicinity of Prijedor, there is the Mrakovica war museum. It includes the Second World War history photographs, guns and artillery used during the Battle of Kozara. Theatre Pozorište Prijedor was founded in 1953, dough the tradition of theatre in Prijedor can be dated back to the 19th century. The theatre hosts different plays during the year, starring actors from within and outside of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Besides theatrical plays, the theatre hosts local city choirs that perform regularly. Trade-tourist event where local honey producers from the Prijedor area and farer away gather at the square in the main street to sell and demonstrate their products. Includes a wide music program, sport activities and other happenings along the city river beach. Days of the Winter: This tourist event is held at the beginning of February in the mountain Kozara. It lasts three days and its main aim is to promote tourist potentials of the Kozara mountain. Sporting and gastro competitions followed by a rich entertaining programme are an integral part of this event. International Chorus Festival — Zlatna Vila: This cultural event is held in Prijedor People's Theatre every May and it represents a competition in choral singing. Participants to the festival are choruses from different countries both from ex-Yugoslavia and abroad. Parachutists from different countries take part in this event, and competitions are organised in various categories, women, men, juniors and teams. Roman Catholic church Religious sites Prijedor is known for being a multi religious society including a Catholic church, Eastern Orthodox churches and Mosques. Due to this Prijedor has a large number of mosques in the city center, one of the oldest dating back to the 16th and 17th century. The mosque includes a library and a school. Mostly all of Prijedor municipality's 33 mosques and the catholic cathedral that were damaged and destroyed are now rebuilt and renovated. Prijedor used to have a small Jewish population before WWII and the Bosnian war, but today there are no traces of the former Jewish population in the city. Archeological findings at the Prijedor Museum Evidence that Prijedor was settled dates from 2100 B. Prijedor was settled by the Illyrian tribe , a sub-tribe of Pannonians, with a talent for mining. In Ljubija near Prijedor, there are evidence of iron production from the Roman period. In Zecovi close to Prijedor there is an Illyrian necropolis from the Iron Age. Final report of the United Nations Commission of Experts established pursuant to security council resolution 780 1992. Archived from on 6 December 2008. The New York Times. The New York Times. Archived from on 13 June 2013. Retrieved 9 May 2018. Retrieved 9 May 2018. Archived from on 2012-06-25. Dr Mladen Stojanović Tennis Club, Prijedor.
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Da olakšate odabir nekretnine, , kako bi ste mogli napravite listu svojih favorit nekretnina klikom na ikonu srce i kasnije pogledati svoj izbor još jednom, ili da bi ste mogli napraviti pretragu za željenu nekretninu i potom se prijaviti da vam baš takvi oglasi stižu pravo na mail. Archived from on 13 June 2013. Portal automatski filtrira i prikazuje male oglase objavljene u posljednjih 90 dana. At the same place in the middle of the 18th century, a new fortress appeared, this time built with stone walls, three towers and two clay causeways for the cannons. The end of the created a fledgling state—the —with as a part of it. The next year the Austrian authorities opened a large sawmill at the foot of the mountain , which is the first industrial object in the history of Prijedor. The city has a public transport system with 3 bus lines serving 60 stations in and around the city. The New York Times. Do napada je došlo po završetku koncerta, negdje oko 10:30 minuta, a većinu publike činile su mlađe osobe, djeca, tinejdžeri i osobe u ranim dvadesetim godinama. Žao mi je, iz dubine duše. It is an economically prosperous municipality hosting a wide range of industries, services and educational institutions. Iz tog razloga smo za Vas stvorili mesto u kojem možete ostvariti poznanstvo sa bilo kojom devojkom koja se prijavila na ovaj sajt.
