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Janko Kamauf (1801–1874) was the last city
magistrate of
Gradec and the
first mayor of Zagreb, the
current capital of Croatia. He saw the
unification of...
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Kaptol in 1094.
Zagreb became a free
royal city in 1242. In 1851,
Janko Kamauf became Zagreb's
first mayor.
Zagreb has
special status as a
Croatian administrative...
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Kostelnik Joyce Kushner Steve Marone Scott Stephenson • Borough
Manager Brian Kamauf Area • Total 14.50 sq mi (37.56 km2) • Land 14.21 sq mi (36.79 km2) • Water...
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Slovak lower nobleman and
member of the
Slovak national movement Janko Kamauf (1801–1874), city
magistrate of
Gradec and
mayor of Zagreb,
Croatia Janko...
- a Woman's head
Female Nude
Christening of the
Croats Portrait of
Janko Kamauf Triumph of
Innocence Brief biography Archived 2015-04-17 at the Wayback...
- made the
capital of
Croatia in 1845 and
elected its
first mayor,
Janko Kamauf, in 1851.
According to the 2011
Croatian census,
Zagreb had 792,875 inhabitants...
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McPherson Square Group, a
public relations firm. In 2017
Friedman and
Terrence Kamauf founded Rakkasan Tea
Company to sell
loose leaf teas from post-conflict...
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elections (before 2009: by
Zagreb ****embly) Term
length 4
years unlimited number of
renewals Inaugural holder Janko Kamauf Formation 1851
Website zagreb.hr...
- Square. 1850
Telegraph service is introduced. Po****tion: 16,036. 1851
Janko Kamauf becomes mayor.
Gradec and
Zagreb merged. 1852 –
Roman Catholic Archdiocese...
