Urbs - Magyar Várostörténeti Évkönyv 10-11. (Budapest, 2017)

Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword....................................................................................................... 7

Sonnlechner, Christoph: Supplying the Medieval and Early Modem City. Methods - Sources - Resources............................................................. 9

Róbert Balogh: City, Tree and Modernity in Debrecen, 1880-1920 ........ 33

Éva Bodovics: Constructive Flood. Urban Development Based on Flood through the Example of Eger and Miskolc........................................... 71

Borbála Fábián: Gardens and Towns in the Period of the Dual Monarchy. Associations for the Transformation of the Towns’

Natural Environment........................................................................... 101

Eleonóra Góra: Behind the Disappearance of the Buda Swamps .......... 129

Éva Gyulai: Water and Mills in Miskolc in the 15th-! 8th Centuries .... 145

Péter Kalocsai: The Impact of the Hydroelectric Power Station of Ikervár on the Westem-Transdanubian Urban Development (1895-1914) ....................................................................................... 169

Katalin Mária Kineses: Correlations between the Ecological Background, Hydrographic Conditions and Hygiene in Sopron in the 15th-17th Centuries ................................................................... 209

Zsolt Pinke - Patrícia Pósa - Zoltán Mravcsik - Beatrix F. Romhányi - Ferenc Gyulai: The Agroecological Conditions of the Hajdúság Urban Area......................................................................................... 235

Enikő Rüsz-Fogarasi: The Catering for Kolozsvár Hospitals

in the Period of the Principality ......................................................... 275

Katalin Simon: The Danube and the Ship Mills in the Second Half

of the 18th and the First Half of the 19th Centuries ............................ 301

András Vadas: Moats and Water management in Central European

Towns in the Late Middle Ages........................................................... 323