The Role of Central and Local Governments in Spatial Organization of the Military Community of Zemun in the Second Half of 18th Century

Ilić Mandić, Jelena (2011) The Role of Central and Local Governments in Spatial Organization of the Military Community of Zemun in the Second Half of 18th Century. In: Prostorno planiranje u Jugoistočnoj Evropi (do Drugog svetskog rata). Zbornik radova / Istorijski institut ; knj. 24 Posebna izdanja / SANU, Balkanološki institut ; 114 . Istorijski institut Beograd : Balkanološki institut SANU : Geografski fakultet, Beograd, pp. 305-323. ISBN ISBN978-86-7743-089-4 (II)

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Abstract

This paper depicts the structure of the Zemun military community as represented in the Cadastral Book and Map from 1780. The distribution of the edifices and land owned or controlled by the central (military and cameral) authorities, local institutions (the Municipality) and private owners, testifies that the land in the Zemun district was used in a planned and organized manner. The circumstances in the Municipality in 1780 were seen as a result of the already completed process of spatial organization, whose origins are linked to the first years of the militarization of Southern Srem (1739–1745)

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