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Alba Iulia (Romania, Alba)
Municipiul Alba Iulia
Last modified: 2002-03-29 by istvan molnar
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It was a Roman colony, named Apulum; before that it was a Dacian city
named Apoulon, described by Ptolemy. In the 9th century A.D. its name
was Balgrad, the 'White City', which was latinized into Alba Julia.
Jarig Bakker, 10 February 2001
![[coat of arms]](../images/r/ro)albai.gif)
located at http://www.ici.ro/romania/cities/albaiulia.html
Istv�n Moln�r, 9 January 2001
Historical flag of Gyulafeh�rv�r (Kingdom of Hungary)
![[flag of Gyulafeh�rv�r, Als�-Feh�r county, Hungary -1918]](../images/r/ro-albai.gif)
byDov Gutterman, 20 Oct 2000
Red, yellow, red vertical triband
Ant�nio Martins, 27 February 2001
This flag appears at Dr. Sz�ll S�ndor: V�rosaink neve, c�mere �s lobog�ja (1941) as "Gyulafeh�rv�r, Als�-Feh�r Co.".
Istv�n Moln�r, 2 December 2000
This flag couldn't used 1918-1920 - I think. 1918-1920 Alba Iulia was under Romanian occupation and de facto Romania annexed the territory. The flag could be used before 1918, till Alba Iulia (originaly B�lgrad, in official Hungarian Gyulafeh�rv�r) was in Hungary.
Istv�n Moln�r, 2 December 2000
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