Lycée ”Eudoxiu Hurmuzaci”, Rădăuți - European Jewish Archives Portal

Collection description

Collection

Country:: Romania

Holding institution:: National Archives of Romania, Suceava County Branch

Holding institution (official language):: Arhivele Naționale ale României, Direcţia Judeţeană Suceava

Postal address:: Arhivele Naționale ale României, Direcţia Judeţeană Suceava, Strada Ştefan cel Mare nr. 33, cod 720003, jud. Suceava Romania

Phone number:: +40 230 531 572

Web address:: http://www.arhivelenationale.ro/index.php?lan=0&jud=111

Email:: suceava@arhivelenationale.ro

Reference number:: număr curent 154 , fond 117, inventar nr. 247

Title:: Lycée ”Eudoxiu Hurmuzaci”, Rădăuți

Title (official language):: Liceul ”Eudoxiu Hurmuzaci” Rădăuți

Creator/accumulator:: Lycée ”Eudoxiu Hurmuzaci”, Rădăuți

Date(s):: 1876/1938

Language:: German; Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan

Extent:: 58 registers

Type of material:: Textual material

Physical condition:: good

Scope and content:: The collection contains matriculation books from 1876-1918 without interruption. From 1927-38 there are gaps and no record books, but there are a few documents relating to teachers. The matriculation books contain the name and age of the student, place of birth, residence, religion, father's name, residence and occupation, classes taken, grades and sometimes additional comments regarding behaviour or absences.

Archival history:: The records were maintained by the school and collected by the Suceava branch of the National Archives after World War II and the restructuring of the school system by the communist regime.

Administrative/biographical history:: This high school opened in 1872 and was known as the K. u. K. Staatsgymnasium of Radautz. After World War I, when Radautz became part of Romania, it was renamed Eudoxiu Hurmuzachi. In the Austrian period students of all ethnic and religious groups attended the school, often travelling from other towns in the region.

Access points: locations:: Radăuți

Subject terms:: Education; Education--Schools and universities

Yerusha Network member:: Leo Baeck Institute

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