Tvornica šećera i kandita Osijek 1906-1980

Tvornica šećera i kandita Osijek 1906-1980

Josip Manc

The book is richly illustrated with photos and documents that further depict the history of the factory.

The book "Sugar and candy factory Osijek 1906 - 1980" provides a detailed overview of the history and development of the sugar and candy factory in Osijek. Here's a quick overview of the content:

  1. Establishment of the factory: The establishment of the factory in 1906 is described, including the reasons for its establishment and the first steps in production.
  2. Development through the decades: The development of the factory through different stages is shown, including technological innovations, expansion of production capacities and adaptations to market conditions.
  3. Economic and social impact: The impact of the factory on the local economy and society is analyzed, including employment, urbanization and social activities.
  4. Technological progress: The introduction of new technologies and production methods that improved the efficiency and quality of products is described.
  5. Cultural and sports activities: The factory's involvement in the organization of cultural and sports events for workers and the local community is shown.
  6. Challenges and adaptations: It describes how the factory overcame various challenges, including economic crises and changes in market conditions.

Translation
Marija Malbaša, Zorica Vladetić, Danica Kožić
Editor
Josip Manc
Illustrations
Božidar Grigić
Graphics design
Stjepan Kes
Dimensions
29.5 x 21 cm
Pages
135
Publisher
Tvornica šećera i kandita, Osijek, 1980.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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