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Jimbolia (Romanian pronunciation: [ʒimˈboli.a]; Hungarian: Zsombolya; German: Hatzfeld; Serbian: Жомбољ, romanized: Žombolj;
Banat Bulgarian: Džimbolj)...
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Danube Swabian men's tracht, from the
historic house of the
parents of
Stefan Jäger,
Hatzfeld (
Jimbolia),
Romanian Banat....
- The
Jimbolia Veche oil
field is an oil
field located in
Jimbolia, Timiș County. It was
discovered in 1980 and
developed by Zeta Petroleum. It
began production...
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countries is
ensured by the
border crossing points from Cenad, Moravița and
Jimbolia. The
neighboring Romanian counties with Timiș
County are Arad to the north...
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Workers Press') was a
German language socialist newspaper published from
Jimbolia,
Romania between 1925 and 1927. The
first issue of
Banater Arbeiter-Presse...
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Cerna to the
Banat region of
Romania in the
villages of Variaș,
Biled and
Jimbolia. Some
speakers who
identified as Muslim, from the
village of Nânti (Nótia)...
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Croats and Slovenes. The most
notable Romanian acquisition was the town of
Jimbolia,
while the most
notable Yugoslav acquisition was the town of Jaša Tomić...
- Sad, 9 km (5.6 mi) south-east of
Kikinda and 6 km (3.7 mi) south-west of
Jimbolia, Romania. The
village has a po****tion of 3753
people (2011 census) and...
- Mama Mia
Becicherecu Mic was a
Romanian professional football club from
Jimbolia, Timiș County, Romania,
originally from
Becicherecu Mic. The club was founded...
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national road 59 – with
branch DN59A, to the
border with
Serbia through Jimbolia customs;
national road 69 Timișoara–Arad. Locally, car
transport experienced...
