Considering the war between Austro-hungaria and Prussia, for Holy Roman Empire heritage, Novi Sad took advantage to buy it`s Status of Free Royal City for 80 000 forints ransom. With that aim David Rackovic, Tomas Anderle and Stojic Bogdanovic went to Vienna, which accepted the proposal knowing that the state vault was empty.

Citizens of Petervaradain, for 80 000 forints ransom, bought their Free Royal City Status, along with it`s new name, now called Novi Sad (Neoplanta), on 1 February 1748

Statute of Novi Sad from 1748 from 23. of March

Statute of Novi Sad from 1748 from 23. of March

Statute of Novi Sad from 1748 from 23. of March

Mladen St. Đuričić, Božidar Janković, Josip Jeras, Pavle Jurišić – Šturm, Radoje Ljutovac - Raka, David Albala,Jovan Stojković, Petar Bojović, Miloš Vasić, Dragomir Vasović born Vasiljević, Stevan Višnjić, Đorđe Vlajković, Momčilo Gavrić,Strahinja Damjanović, Mihailo Živković – Gvozdeni, Miladin Zarić – Mišo, Jevstatije Karamatijević, Dragutin Keserović, Stanislav Krakov, Orestije Krstić, Blagoje Mićkov Krušić, Alimpije Marjanović Ovčepoljski, Milorad Mića Marković, Vojislav Milojević, Mihailo Milovanović, Branislav R. Milosavljević, Dragoljub Mihailović, Živojin Mišić, Milutin Đ. Nedić, Živko Pavlović, Milenko Paunović, Miladin Pećinar, Dragomir Draža Petrović, Milan Petrović, Mihailo Petrović, Aleksa Radovanović, Veljko Ramadanović, Mihailo Rašić, Milunka Savić – Gligorević, Aleksandar Aca Simić, Čedomir Simić, Tadija Sondermaje, Stepan Stepanović – Stepa, Božidar Terzić, Dušan Duca Đ. Cvetković.

Plea is for placing a public telephone on their own cost.

School Book of 3rd grade of Novi Sad Theater school from 1948/49

Public Bath was built for poor citizens, military and pupils.