MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON THE CITY OF TIRGU MURES

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ial capital in the Magyar Autonomous Region. ,u
the remainder Germans (Saxons). In 1958 the
its war-time figures of about 13,000 to 65,000
and was close to 85,01
unusual rate of growth
population increaser''
35 percent Rumanians
The majority of the
settled and in the beginning most have to rely on the aid of relatives'
in town.
regime, the migrants encounter many difficulties until they are finall,
income in the towns. As this trend is contrary to the policy of the
thousands of farmers are leaving the villages to seek new sources of
the rural population to form collectives and "agricultural associations,"
1960. The main factors responsible for this
as follows:
a. As a result of the continuous pressure exerted by the authorities on
b. The number of persons employed in government institutions has grown
two or threefold.
d. Hundreds of people have been required for staffing the largely ex-
panded clinics in the town as well as the Encsel Mauritiu Works,
organized in 1958. This plant makes sewing machine components and,
in 1959, opened a secret shop for the manufacture of arms (no,
details ).
employment in town is essential. Meanwhile the continuous influx during
the last decade has already resulted in a housing shortage and unemployment
In 1960, some 12,000 people were found to be living in unsanitary dwelling
2. In order to stop further uncontrolled growth of the population., Tirgu-Mures
was declared a "closed town;" this means that permanent residence requires
special permission from the provincial authorities (council and Militia),
which is only granted if he can be satisfactorily proved that the applicant's
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conditions and about 6,500 were registered as unemployed. Young married
couples continue to live separately at the homes of their respective parents,
and in the overcrowded flats people sleep in basements, on tables, etc.
3. In Tirgu- Mures both Hungarian and Rumanian are recognized as official
ications between
languages in the Region. In practice, most written commun
provincial institutions and district and local authorities are in Hungarian,
and certain offices even reply in this language to letters in Rumanian. On
the other hand, all correspondence with central government institutions is
in Rumanian, in which official documents (identity cards, birth certificates,
etc.) are likewise issued. The majority of key positions in the Party or-
ganization, the local authorities and in the government service are held by
Hungarians, to the dissatisfaction of the Rumanian population who see them-
selves in the status of a minority in their own country. Officials and
shopkeepers, when addressed in Rumanian, will often pretend not to under-
stand, although they are quite proficient in the language.
Notwithstanding the favored status they enjoy, Hungarians in the Region are
generally dissatisfied with living under Rumanian rule and have never given
up their dreams of a "Greater Hungary." During the 1956 uprising, they
sided openly with the insurgents, giving vent to their hopes for an inter-
vention of the Western powers so as to oust the Soviets-from Hungary and to
restore Rumanian-occupied territory to the homeland. The political in-
fluence of the rebellion was also felt in a number of incidents in Tirgu-Mures
which greatly disturbed the authorities. Political unrest was especially
noticeable among the students; after the suppression of the Hungarian up-
rising., the rector of the School of Medicine and Pharmacy was dismissed from
his post for having sympathized with the rebels and having failed to act
against the manifestations of "counter-revolutionary spirit" at the in-
stitution. During and after the rebellion, numerous people in Tirgu-Mures
were arrested and subsequently sentenced to 10 to 12 years' imprisonment,
while dozens of families were deported to unknown places and never heard of
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fished at the Hungarian secondary schools.
School of medicine and Pharmacy and Rumanian-language classes were estab-
again.
In 1959-1960 the discontent of the local Hungarians reached its height when
Rumanian was introduced as the second language of instruction at the Bolyai 50X1-HUM
population, w no., as experience had shown, were encountering language 50X1-HUM
difficulties whenever they attempted to obtain work in other parts of the
country. The apparent reasonableness of this argument did not, however, con-
vince the Hungarians who simply regarded the innovation as a first measure
towards the liquidation of their autonomy.
6. The following changes of street names in Tirgu-Mures are reported (names in
the period between the two world wars in parentheses):
Present Name
Strada Grivita Rosie
Strada Dozsa Gheorghe
Strada Tudor Vladimirescu
Strada 6 Martie
Piata Eroilor Sovietici
Former Hungarian Name
Honved Utca
Sandor Janos Utca
unknown
Weselenyi Utca
Albina Ter
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Present Name
Piata Stalin
Former Hungarian Name
Strada Malinovski KoronkaL Ut
Strada Lupeni Tokoli Imre Utca
Strada Bolyai Bolyai. Utca
Strada Lenin (Strada Sfintul Szent Gyorgy Utca (section)
Gheorghe)
Piata Republicii Szent Gyorgy Ter
Szent Gyorgy Utca (section)
Strada Singeorgiului
Strada Nbrilor Malom Utca
Strada Voiniceni Szabadi Ut
Strada Berariei Sorhaz Utca
Strada Chinezu Kinizsi Pal Utca
Pasajul Corso Korzo Koz
Pasajul Macelarilor Meszaros Koz
Calea Libertatii Szabadsag Ut
Details on public institutions in Tirgu-Mures are as follows:
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a. The provincial council - Located in the two-story building (about A 30 new
b
70 meters) of the former Prefectura in Piata Eroilor Sovietici.
wing, completed in 1960, houses offices of the Planning Institute for the
Magyar Autonomous Region*
b. The town council - Located in the groundfloor and first floor of the
former Primaries building in Piata Broil-or Sovietici. The basement of
this building is
by 45 meters and is transferred there from its iformer premises in Str da
whose offices were
Bolyai in 1958.
c. The provincial, district and town courts as well as the offices of the
prosecution, the notary public and the government arbitration are
located in the 65 by 70 meter two-story building of the old law court
on the right-hand side of a small lane connecting Strada Deak Farkas with
Strada Bolyai. The building also serves for sessions of the Cluj
Military Court, which sits in Tirgu- 41Tes for trying cases in the Magyar
Autonomous Region.
d. The prison - located in a two-story building, 30 by 70 meters, on Strada
Deak Farkas, behind the court. Another story was erected over half the
area of the top floor a few years ago.
e. Lawyerst Collective No. 1 - Occupies two rooms in the single-story building
of a former private house opposite the Law Court.
f. Lawyers' Collective No. 2-- Occupies two rooms etatw two-story building
of a former private residence on Piata Stalin,
Laj os and Pasajul Macelarilor. The same building also houses a library
containing Russian books which have been translated into Rumanian.
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g. The provincial and district Securitate offices - Located in a large
three-story building erected in 1955/1956 in the area between acce ss to
Bo7,ya~-~ Strad., Lubeni and the former Wiszo f ~ ~ ?~e~phal~ road closed
the offices is from Strad., Lubeni by small single-
story traffic, An office open-to the publ~ic is located in the
story building of a former private house on the right-hand side of the
aforementioned road (coming from the town center).
h. Garages of the Securitate and living quarters for its offic~g from Strad.,
situated on a large plot to the right of Strada Bolyai,
Malinovski.
i. The provincial, district and town Militia as well as the lockup are in a
three-story buildings 50 by 70 meters, formerly the police station, located
on the right-hand side of Piata Stalin, coming from the railroad station.
j. The post, telegraph and telephone offices - o on theeir ir old premises.,
in a three-story building on Strad., Lenin,
Stalin (coming from the town center). Urban and inter-urban calls in
Tirgu-Mures are automatic (there are five telephone booths at the post
office); subscribers' numbers have four digits. During the day it takes
call to
telephone
hoars?~ for a
Cluj and regular
four to five hours tomake
Brasov.
Bucharest, and about two
$. Details of the Rumanian Workers' Party and trade union institutions are as
follows:
committee - Located in a four-story building, 40
a. b provincial Party the Hangya Cooperative, on the left
by vincial
by e60 meters., formerly occupied by
hand side of Strada Dozsa Gheorghe (coming from the town center and
across the Poclosi stream. A side entrance leads into the offices of the
UTM,and the provincial Party committee newspapers Voros Zaszlo (Hungarian)
and Steagul Rosu (Rumanian).
b. The district and town Party committees - Located on Strrada Oriiaa,coorner
of Piata Eroilor Sovietici, in a two-story building, 20 by ,
formerly housing the municipal services' office,
c. Canteen, guest house and reception hall of the provincial Party com-
mittee are located in a two-story building behind the provincial IParty
committee offices; the building was erected for this purpose
d. The provincial trade union council - Located in a three-story building,
50 by 60 meters., formerly used as a teachers' school, on the left-hand
side of Strad., Cuza Voda (coming from the railroad station) and opposite
the rear of the provincial council. The Mancitoresc Cinema (some 150
seats) occupies the second story of this building.
9. Details on the military objectives in Tirgu-Mires are as follows:
a. An air-raid shelter., extending up to Piata Lenin .and Strada 1'!linovski-,
was built in the Physical Culture Park around 1951. Reportedly., the
installation is connected to the Securitate offices by way of under-
ground passages. It is enclosed by a high fence and so well concealed
that only a small metal door can be noticed above ground. The publicts
access to the park has been severely restricted and only the Vointa
Sports Club is still active there.
b. A fire-fighting company is stationed in an old two-story building, 25 by
70 meters, on the right-hand side of Strada Horia, coming from Piata
Eroilor Sovietici. It has three fire engines at Its disposal.
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c. An artillery unit occupies the former barracks of an infantry brigade
on the left-hand side of Strada Kossuth Lajos (coming from the town
center), near the railroad track.(unit strength unknown).
d. The headquarters of a tank division and the garrison headquarters occupy
two large old barracks buildings in the southwest part of the town. One
is a single-story and the other a two-story structure.
e. The military commissariat for the province and district is housd in
four barracks building (two and three stories, respectively) os
an area 90 by 150 meters in a small street connecting Strada Bolyai
with StradaLenin.
f. Large emergency stores have been set up in Gornesti, a village some 10
kilometers from Tirgu-Mures, on the right-hand side of the road coming
from the town. Officially the installation is said to belong to the
Red Cross. Some 150 large trucks are usually parked in its courtyard.
The warehouses are known to contain, among other things, foodstuffs and
medicines, and institutions in the town are sometimes granted short-term
loans of these on special permits.
10. Details on the financial institutions of the city are as follows:
a. The State Bank - Located in a three-story building, 30 by 40 meters,
formerly occupied by the Banca Nationala, on the right-hand side of
Strada Bolyai, coming from the town center.
b, The Investments Bank - Located in a two-story building, 15 by 30 meters,
formerly occupied by the Discount Bank on Strada Kossuth Lajos, corner
of Strada Lenin. Its offices are on the groundfloor only.
c. The Agricultural Bank - In a two-story building, 25 by 60 meters, on the
left-hand side of Piata Stalin, coming from Piata Kroilor Sovictici.
These premises served previously as a lawyer's office and later as a
private bank#
Located in a small single-story building on Piata
d. The Savings Bank -
Stalin, between the Militia station and the Nicolae Balcesca. motion
picture theater.
11. Details on theaters, motion pictures and hotels in Tirga-Mures are as
follows:
a. The Palace of Culture is a four-story building, 60 by 150 meters, located
on the ]eft-hand side of Piata Broilor Sovietici, coming from Strada
Malinovski, at the corner of Piata Stalin. It houses the following:
1) the Hungarian State Theater, with 500-600 seats,.. where performances
are given every night except for two or three months in the suimer;
2) Hall of 1!+H.rrors, dating; back to the times of A.ustro-Hungarian rule,
which now serves for the holding of meetings and conferences;
3) a school of music;
4) a large library of classical and modern literature;
5) an amplifier station;
6) an office of the Tarom Air Lines.
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b. According to plans a Hungarian opera House will be built during 1961-
1962 in Pasaju]. Corso*
c. I4 ncitoresc motion picture - on the second floor of the trade union
building.
d. Nicolae Balcescu motion picture (cinemascope) - on Piata Stalin, corner
of Piata groilor Sovi.etici. It-was ctelephone b?oth.seare9located 9~0
and has some 800 seats. Four public
the same building.
e. Tineretului motion picture - on the premises of a former restaurant on
Piata Stalin, with some 200 seats*
f. Steagul Rosu motion picture - in a former butcher shop in Pasajul
Macelarilor, with about 250 seats.
g. Corso motion picture - at the end of a lane off Pasajul Corso, with
about 300 seats.
h. A motion picture belonging to the sugar factory - almost opposite the
tank unit barracks, with some 100 seats,
i. Dozsa Gheorghe motion picture - on the road to Mareseni near the brick
factory, with about 200 seats*
j. Transilvania Hotel - a five-story, 100-room building on the right-hand
side of Piata Stalin, coming from Piata Broilor Soviet ci., at th its
corner of Strada Bolyai. Its construction was begun in 1959 and opening scheduled for 7 November 1960.
k. Marghita Hotel - on Piata Stalin, with some 30 rooms.
1. Pax Hotel - on the right-hand side of Strada Lupeni, coming from the
towm.center, with about 20 rooms.
m. Muresul Restaurant - the former Dacia Restaurant on Piata Stalin, be-
tween the Savings Bank and the Militia station.
12. Details on medical institutions in Tirgu-Mures are as follows:
a. A number of clinics - in a large, three-story building erected in the
northeastern part of the town in'19I.8? The institution has a total of
some 100 beds.
b. Emergency hospital - in a three-story building north of Bulevardul 1 Mai
which formerly housed a military hospital. It is administratively sub-
ordinated to the above-mentioned clinics.
c. Tuberculosis hospital - in a three-story building comprising 70-80 beds,
which was formerly occupied by an infectious diseases' hospital, not
far from the above-mentioned clinics.
d. Dispensary No. 1 - in a three-story building set up behind the clinics
in 1953.
e. Hospital for nose, ear and throat diseases - in a three-story building
opposite Dispensary No. 1; it has about 50 beds.
f. Dermatological hospital - in a two-story building with some 50 beds, on
the left-hand side of Strada Lenin, coming from the town center.
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g. GynaecOYogical and obstetrical hospital - in a number of two- and three-
story buildings which previously served as a private hospital in Strada
Lupeni, behind the Park of Physical Culture.
h. Contagious diseases' hospital - in a three-story building in Strada Dozsa
Gheorghe before the motion picture theater of the same name, coming from
the center of town.
i. Children's dispensary - in a two-story building on the way from Bule-
vardul 1 Mai to Piata Stalin. The first floor is equipped for
accommodating a number of in-patients.
j. Blood bank - in a two-story building of a former villa north of Bule-
vardul 1 Mai and east of a dirt road. The institution accepts blood from
voluntary donors, stores it in refrigerators and supplies it to medical
somell5 nuxsesconsists
institutions into~icid ansprovince.
orderlies,~ef
doctor, two or three phYs
^k. Dispensary No..2 - in a two-story building formerly belonging to the Sick
Fund in Strada Dozsa Gheorghe, almost opposite the provincial Party
committee.
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from the tawn ,
13. Details on education institutions are as follows:
a. Bolyai School of Medicine and Pharmacy - Located in a number of buildings
formerly occupied by a military school in Strada Dozsa Gheorghe, behind
the provincial Party committee, coming from the town center. The
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language of instruction was Hungarian until th1959/1960 rise whenle
Rumanian was given equal status. This step gave resentment among the Hungarians. The number of students at the school is
between 3,000 and 3,5000, with the teaching and administrative staff
amounting to some 800 persons,
b. Teachers' college and commercial high school - in Bulevardul 1 Mai; the
language of instruction is Rumanian.
co Papiliu Marian Secondary School for boys and girls - Located opposite
the above-mentioned medical school; a vocational secondary school for
mechanics and electricians is also located there. The language of in-
struction is Rumanian.
d. Unirea Secondary School for boys and girls - Located behind the com-
mercial school. The instruction is in Rumanian and Hungarian.
e. Bolyai Hungarian Secondary School for boys and girls - Located in the
large five-story building of a former Protestant secondary school e on the
left-hand side of Strada Bolyai, coming from Piata Stalin. l
occasion of the 1400th anniversary of its establishment in 1959, the school
was renovated at a cost of six million lei.
f. Hungarian secondary school for boys and girls - Located in the building
of a former Roman Catholic secondary school on the right-hand side of
Bulevardul 1 Mai, coming from the town center, and behind the cemetery.
g. Avram Iancu working youth club - Located on Strada Grivita Rosie.
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14. Details on municipal and provincial services in Tirgu-Mures are as follows:
a. in 1959-1960 a provincial broadcasting station was built on the left-
Medium-
hand side of Strada Malinovski, coming from the town center.
wave transmissions (331m.) in Hungarian are between 0500 and 0600, and
1730 and 1800 hours; Rumanian broadcasts are between 1800 and 1830 hours.
The station is housed in a two-story building*
b. The town power station and the municipal offices for water, gas and
electricity services occupy two adjacent houses north of the railroad
track and Strada Berariei, and south of the Mares River. The plant is
powered by diesel generators which were transferred there from Gornesti
where the Hungarians had planned the construction of a large station
during World War II. It is linked to the national grid through the
Steaua Rosie power plant in Fintinele Singeorgiu De Padure District.
For lighting purposes 110 V and 220 V, AC is used,while industrial power
dis-
There current is
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shortage o off electrici
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c. The water works is located on the road to Sintana De Mures, while a
pumping station (from the Mures River), wells and water towers are
situated near the Protestant Cemetery. The town has a central sewerage
system.,
d. The Machine-Tractor Station is located on Strada Dozsa Gheorghe, between
the Dozsa Gheorghe motion picture theater and the contagious diseases'
hospital.
e. The provincial slaughterhouse is located on its pre-war premises on Strada
Abatorului.
f. The provincial cold stores are in a six-story building (built in 1956)
located on Strada Dozsa Gheorghe, past the Sanepid station, coming from
the town center.
15. Details on industrial enterprises are as follows:
a. M resul brick factory - located near the above-mentioned MTS, and employs
some 250 workers in two shifts (three shifts during the summer months).
b. Bernard Andrei sugar factory - occupies the premises of an old plant of
about 700three
numberstation;
increases tooperates
the same kind of wwokers . Th srailroad
the
shifts withth som
peak of the season.
cc. Encsel Mauritiu Works for sewing machine parts - constructed in 1956-
1958 between the MTS and the contagious diseases' hospital. The plant
is still being expanded; in 1959 the secret department for arms' manu-
facture opened which employs 200-250 workers in three shifts.
d. Ludovic Minski Works - located on Strada Dozsa Cheorghe opposite the con-
tagious diseases' hospital, produces metal kitchen utensils with a staff
of some 300 workers.
e. High pressure deposits of natural gas have been discovered at Corunca
village. For their exploitation it is planned to establish a large
chemical plant whose products will include polyethylene and which is
scheduled to employ some 6,000 persons after five years' operation. This
plant will either be set up in the northwestern part of the town, south
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of the road to Sincraiul De Mares, or else in a southwestern quarter,
between the airfield, the tank barracks and Calea Libertatii.
from the surveying work, transport of materials and similar operations,
partcase
Tthe rguaMuresld
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the last-mentioned s~oeanhas otherbeen
locationdecided
will be transferred
f. Simon Geza furniture factory - located between the railroad tracks and
Strada Lenin; employs some 1,000 workers in three shifts and makes
furniture for export to the USSR.
g. Furniture factor of the ILEFOR (Provincial Forestry and Timber Industry
Enterprise) - located on the right-hand side and at the end of Strada
Dozsa Gheroghe, coming from the town center. It employs 150 to 500 workers
in three shifts, and this number was supposed to increase by another 200
in 1960, when a new three-story shop building was to have been completed.
The ILEFOR Strada right-hand side of
from thedtown lcenter.
and d past its
h. Competrol fuel depot - on Strada Dozsa Gheorghe, between the contagious
diseases' hospital and the Encsel Mauritiu Works. The depot is com-
prised of a filling station and three underground tanks (each with a
capacity of four to five railroad tank trucks). The installation belongs
to Fuel Supply Base No. 5 in Sibiu.
16. Transportation facilities in Tirgu-Mures:
a. The airfield of Tirgu-Nitres, which has a concrete runway, is located south
of town at its pre-war location on the road to Nureseni. The daily time-
table of aircraft leaving Tirgu-Mires is as follows:
1) To Cluj-Bucharest - 0630 hours
2) To Cluj-Oradea - 1000 hours
3) Bucharest non-stop - 1100 hours
I..) To Sibiu and Brasov - special flights only.
b. Tirgu-Mares has two railroad stations; the central station, at its pre-
war location on Strada Gtivita Rosie is comprised of a 10 by )40 meter
two-story building which was renovated recently and some 12 pairs of
tracks. The second station is located between Berariei and Voros Marty
Streets, on the south side of the tracks, and chiefly serves for
passenger traffic to and from Reghin and other places en route. It has
four pairs of tracks. Train traffic from Tirgu-Mures is as follows:
1) To Razboieni-Cluj - three trains daily;
2) To Bucharest - one fast train daily at 0830 hours;
3) To Gi uc-Mrcuirea-Brasov- two trains daily;
IL) From Gheorgheni-Reghin to Tirgu-Mares: two trains daily,
c. IRTA (provincial transport company) operates two bus lines daily to the
following towns: Mociu-Cluj; Turda-Cluj; Band-Riciu; Reghin; Tirnaveni-
Medias; Bistrita; Odorheiu; Sighisoara and Sovata Bai. Buses from these
towns arrived in Tirgu-Mures twice daily.
d. Tirgu-Mures has 12 urban bus lines.
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17. The following are leading party and government officials in Tirgu-Mures:
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e. Ludovic Csupor has been the first secret of the rovincial Par coin
mittee since about 1951
f. Lt. Dobos (fnu) has been the interrogation officer at the
partment of the provincial l i.l.itia since about 1956.
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g. Lt. Col. (or Col.) Kovacs has been the commander of the provincial
i. Lukacs fnu has been the chairman of the rovincial council since 1950X1-H U M
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j. Molnar (fnu) has been the secretary at the provincial Party committee
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k. Janos Nerves has been the secret at the town Par committee in charge
of Indust since about 195 ?
1. Lt. Orban (fnu) has been the officer at the passport department of the
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m. Major Saculdeanu (fnu) has been the deputy commander of the provincial
Militia since about 1956. 50X1-HUM
no Major Schmack (fnu) has been the de Put commander of the rovincial
Militia since 1956/1957?
o. Lt. Col. Stefanescu fnu has been the commander of the tank unit since
about 1955?
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a large sketch of Tix'gu-Mares, with legend,
showing the location-s-01- ire various installations and enterprises described
in the above report.
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