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Sebeș (; German: Mühlbach ; Hungarian: Szászsebes ; Transylvanian Saxon dialect: Melnbach ) is a city in Alba County, central Romania, southern Transylvania.
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Sebeș and Transylvanian
The Transylvanian Diet met in Sebeș in 1546, 1556, 1598 and 1600.
Sebeș and is
Today Sebeș is a city with a dynamic economy, having received in the last decade important foreign investments: wood processing and leather goods manufacturing are the chief domains of the local industry.
Sebeș and city
The city lies on the Mureș River valley and it straddles the Sebeș river.
Sebeș and Alba
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Sebeș and Transylvania
The result was particularly evident in the extraordinary design of a reinforced-concrete aqueduct for a hydroelectric power plant in Sebeș, Transylvania, which Milanković designed at the beginning of his career.
Sebeș and .
In addition to the aqueduct in Sebeș ( which resembled the ancient bridges ), he designed the aqueducts in Semmering and Piten ( now Austria ), bridges in Kranj ( Slovenia ), Banhildi ( Hungary ), Isla ( Austria ), and a new Krup metal factory in Berdorf.
Transylvania's voivode John I Zápolya died in Sebeș in 1540.
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