Blajel

Blajel is the village of house of the commune of the equal call in Sibiu county, Transylvania, Romania. The tab has been documented because 1339. Until the dismantling of the counties by using the communist government in 1950, he turned into part of Tarnava Mica county, Diciosanmartin. In 1713 the contemporary school from Blajel was constructed, which became initially a mansion. At the 1930 census, 2,027 population had been registered, of which 1,354 Romanians, 296 Germans, 188 Hungarians, 183 Gypsies, and so on.

In confessional terms, the populace consisted of 976 Orthodox, 535 Greek-Catholics, 296 Lutherans, 163 Calvinists, 32 Unitarians, 21 Roman Catholics, and so forth. The Monument of the Romanian Heroes of the First World War. The monument is placed in 62 Tudor Vladimirescu Street. The Obelisk became erected in 1939 in reminiscence of the Romanian heroes in Blajel village, fallen in the First World War and product of concrete, 1.5 m excessive. It is enclosed with a steel fence. On its front side are the words: in the reduction of the caved heroes, in addition to the name of 46 Romanian heroes, dead in the First World War.