Fažana - Čarobno malo mjesto
Topical Guide

The period of Italian rule

Continuing the trend of tourist development, Fažana experienced a true economic boom between the two World Wars. In 1930 there were 1100 inhabitants living on an area of 2000 hectares. Apart from the very well-developed receptive tourist infrastructure such as 2 hotels, 13 restaurants and inn, 3 garages and gas station, there were also a […]

Continuing the trend of tourist development, Fažana experienced a true economic boom between the two World Wars. In 1930 there were 1100 inhabitants living on an area of 2000 hectares. Apart from the very well-developed receptive tourist infrastructure such as 2 hotels, 13 restaurants and inn, 3 garages and gas station, there were also a number of factories: fish processing plant, toffee factory, production plant of liqueurs, shipyard, mineral water bottling plant… An interesting fact is that such a small town as Fažana had its post office, telegraph, telephone, elementary school and kindergarten, police station, town doctor, veterinarian as well as regular connections to Pula, Vodnjan and Rovinj. WHO’S WHO – Mayor: Toffoletti Carlo – Parish priest: Father Marino Zambiasi – Mineral water bottling plant: Privileggio Vittorio – Car garages: Geissa&Favretto, Marini I. M., Fabretto Angelo – Bar: Fabretto Elvira – Barber shops: Borsatti Pietro, Carlin Francesco – Café bars: Fabretto Domenico, Pinosa Carla, Moscarda Carlotta – Photographer: Ferro Giorgio – Grocery stores: Andrioli Carlo, Fabretto Domenico, Maniri Elvira, Privileggio Dante, Ferro Giorgio, Draghesich Antonia, Marincovich Elvira, Petrich Giovanni – Canned fish: S.A.Arrigoni – Chemist’s: Fabretto Alberto – Carpenter: Deltin Mario – Teachers: Toffoletti Carlo, Cucani Marioa, Cossu Maccagno – Midwives: Gorlato Antonia, Moscarda Ida – Insurance companies: “Assicuratrice Italiana”, “Assicurazoni dello Stato”, “Istituto Nazionale delle Assicurazoni”, “Riunione Adriatica di Sicurtà” – Production plant of liqueurs: Primaria Distileria Istriana Marini & Co. (Marini Rodolfo) – Butcher’s: Carlovich Antonio, Tarticchio Natalia, Meden Pietro – Fruit stores: Cutti Antonia, Giacomini Giuditta, Puia Caterina, Trobis Nicolò, Geissa Maria – Inns (osterie): Bogo Paolo, Carlovich Antonio, Cernaz Caterina – Bread stores: Cancellier Antonio, Giobbe Angelo – Fish mongers: Scabozzi (Marincovic) Antonia, Scabozzi Manlio, Sorbola Elvira, Sorbolo Giovanni, Scabozzi Edoardo, Moscarda Gaetano, Marini Giuseppina – Bakeries: Giobbe Angelo, Petrich Giovanni, Tamburini Domenico – Restaurants: Marini già Marincovich, Fabretto Francesco, Marini Clotilde, Marini Giuseppe, Scabozzi Amedeo – Tobacco and salt (resale): Fabretto Domenico – Inns (trattorie): Borsi Maria, Cortese Giuseppe, Fabretto Antonio, Hreglia Giovanni, Scabozzi Amodeo, Stossi Giuseppe, Moscarda Agnese, Privileggio Vittorio – Veterinarian: doctor Stipanich

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