List of mayors of Oradea
On January 4, 1850, the "central towns" (Vărad - Orașul Nou, Vărad - Olosig, Vărad - Velența și Vărad - Subcetate) were officially united,forming Oradea Mare (Great Oradea). The first designated mayor of the united towns was Bolonyi Menyhert.
Mayors of Oradea
| Mayor | Period | Observations | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolonyi Menyhert | January 4, 1850 - June 25, 1851 | First mayor of Oradea Mare. | Grand Principality of Transylvania |
| Csorba Ioan | 1851–1854 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Takaci Arnold | 1854–1855 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Miklosi Francisc | 1855–1857 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Toperczer Odon | 1857–1860 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Petrovici Andrei | 1860 - January 21, 1861 | Interim, as counselor. | Grand Principality of Transylvania |
| Lukacs Gheorghe | January 21, 1861 – 1862 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Lazar Mihai | 1862–1865 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Stettner Ludovic | 1866–1867 | Grand Principality of Transylvania | |
| Lukacs Gheorghe | 1867 - November 11, 1875 | Austria-Hungary | |
| Sal Francisc | November 11, 1875 – 1897 | Austria-Hungary | |
| Bulyovszky Iosif | 1897 - June 1901 | Austria-Hungary | |
| Rimler Carol | June 1901 - March 22, 1919 | Until March 1902 he was a designated mayor. | Austria-Hungary |
| Directoship | March 22 - April 19, 1919 | Austria-Hungary | |
| Rimler Carol | April 19 - June 15, 1919 | On April 19, 1919, the Romanian Army enters Oradea, thus officiolizing the Union of Transylvania with Romania through the Resolution of the Alba Iulia National Assembly, of December 1, 1918. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Lukacs Odon | June 15 - July 31, 1919 | Interim (as vice mayor) | Kingdom of Romania |
| Komlossy Iosif | August 1, 1919 - February 8, 1920 | Kingdom of Romania | |
| Coriolan Bucico | February 9, 1920 - July 1, 1926 | Kingdom of Romania | |
| Gheorghe Tulbure | July 2, 1926 - June 3, 1927 | Interim until September 21, 1926, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Sever Ardelean | June 4 - August 1, 1927 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Grigore Egri | August 2 - October 12, 1927 | Kingdom of Romania | |
| Nicolae Zigre | October 12, 1927 - December 1, 1928 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Aurel Lazăr | December 1, 1928 - November 18, 1930 | Interim until July 26, 1930, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Romulus Pop | November 18 - December 12, 1930 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Grigore Egri | December 12, 1930 - May 25, 1931 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| George Sofronie | May 25, 1931 - July 11, 1932 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Grigore Egri | July 11, 1932 - November 29, 1933 | Interim until October 20, 1932, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Tiberiu Moșoiu | November 29, 1933 - November 2, 1935 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Vasile Bledea | November 2, 1935 - May 11, 1937 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Petru Fodor | May 11, 1937 - January 5, 1938 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Dimitrie Mangra | January 5 - February 11, 1938 | Interim, as president of the Interim Commission. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Ioan Voștinar | February 11–16, 1938 | Designated, as the Prime Secretary of the Municipality. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Constantin Constantinescu | February 16 - July 1, 1938 | Desisgnated | Kingdom of Romania |
| Cornel Cărpinișan | July 1 - September 23, 1938 | Designated | Kingdom of Romania |
| Augustin Chirilă | September 23, 1938 - September 5, 1940 | Kingdom of Romania | |
| Soos Istvan | September 5, 1940 - March 1944 | As a result of the Second Vienna Awards, arbitrated by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, Oradea became part of Fascist Hungary. | Kingdom of Hungary |
| Gyapai Laszlo | March - October 12, 1944 | Interim. He ordered the construction of the Jewish Ghetto in Oradea and assisted the nazis in the deportation of the Jewish population. | Kingdom of Hungary |
| Augustin Corna | October 12 - November 1944 | Interim. On October 12, 1944, Oradea is freed from the fascist reign, by a Romanian-Soviet battalion, thus the city being reunited with Romania. | Kingdom of Romania |
| Csiky Iuliu | November 1944 - January 1945 | Interim | Kingdom of Romania |
| Vanyai Carol | March 9, 1945 – 1949 | The first mayor belonging to the working class | Kingdom of Romania until December 31, 1947, Romanian People's Republicfrom January 1, 1948 |
| Pusztai Alexandru | ? - ? | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Romanian People's Republic |
| Boros Ștefan | ? - ? | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Romanian People's Republic |
| Vig Andrei | ? - ? | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Romanian People's Republic |
| Dreguș Ernest | ? - ? | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Romanian People's Republic |
| Roman Barna | ? - ? | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Romanian People's Republic |
| Szanto Ștefan | 1968–1973 | As president of the Municipal People's Council. | Socialist Republic of Romania |
| Gheorghe Vaida | 1973–1978 | Until 1976 As president of the Municipal People's Council | Socialist Republic of Romania |
| Petru Demeter | 1978–1983 | Socialist Republic of Romania | |
| Paraschiv Alecu | 1983–1988 | Socialist Republic of Romania | |
| Gheorghe Groza | 1988–1989 | Until the Romanian Revolution of 1989. | Socialist Republic of Romania |
| Mircea Bradu | 1989–1990 | Elected through a popular decision. He resigned after a heart attack. | Romania |
| Horia Văideanu | 1990–1991 | Interim | Romania |
| Octavian Bot | 1991–1992 | Romania | |
| Matei Ivan | 1992 | Interimar | Romania |
| Petru Filip | 1992–1996 | Member of the National Salvation Front. He was the first mayor to be elected by free, secret and universal vote | Romania |
| Mihai Sturza | 1996–2000 | Member of the National Liberal Party | Romania |
| Petru Filip | 2000–2007 | Member of the Democratic Liberal Party | Romania |
| Mihai Groza | June 2007 - June 2008 | Interim, member of the Democratic Liberal Party | Romania |
| Ilie Bolojan | 2008 - prezent | Member of the National Liberal Party | România |
References
- Gheorghe Gorun, Gabrile Moisa,Tereza Mozes și Liviu Borcea, Istoria orașului Oradea, Editura Arca, 2008
- Fleisz János: Egy város átalakulása. Nagyvárad a két világháború között 1919–1940. Editura Literator, Oradea, 2005.
- Fleisz János: Nagyvárad története évszámokban. Editura Literator, Oradea, 2000.
- Péter I. Zoltán: Nagyvárad 900 éves múltja és épített öröksége. Editura Noran, Budapesta, 2005.
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