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8 Reform Church
C1
9 Roman Catholic Church
C2
10 Synagogue
B2
11 Teleki House
C1
12 Teleki Library/Bolyai Museum
C2
Sleeping
13 Atlantic
A2
14 Hotel Concordia
B2
15 Pensiune Ana Maria
D2
16 Pensiunea Tempo
B1
17 Premier Hotel
C2
Eating
18 Dona Restaurant
B2
19 Emma Vendéglõ
B2
Hotel Concordia
(see 14)
Laci Csarda
(see 16)
Drinking
20 Old City Pub
B2
21 Teresa Scara
B2
Entertainment
22 Cinema Arta
B2
23 National Theatre
B1
State Philharmonic
(see 3)
During the Ceauşescu regime, Târgu Mureş was a 'closed city', with all ethnic groups
other than Romanians forbidden to settle here, in an effort to dilute the Hungarian com-
munity.
In 1990 Târgu Mureş was the scene of bloody clashes between Hungarian students,
demonstrating for a Hungarian-language faculty in their university, and Romanians who
raided the local Hungarian political party offices. The Romanian mob attempted to gouge
out the eyes of playwright András Sütő, who remained blind in one eye until his death in
2006. According to Human Rights Watch World Report for 1990, the violence was stirred
 
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