Jebel

Jebel is the village of house of the commune of the equal name in Timis County, Banat, Romania. History The town of Jebel changed into documented, for the first time in 1334, in the papal diama information from 1332 to 1337, being referred to as Zephel. In the year 1425 the locality received the right to prepare bales, and at the water of Timis there have been several generators. Also, a citadel built inside the forest, belonging to the nobleman Nicolae Treutel, seems in documents.

The existence of the village runs slowly, however additionally with problems. On July 28, 1914 starts the First World War, which results on November 1, 1918. And the inhabitants of this simple village paid a tribute of blood - 138 dead and lacking. On the event of the Great National Assembly in Alba-Iulia, from December 1, 1918, Jebeleni's enthusiasm is indescribable, but he did no longer have delegates to the Assembly. On September 1, 1939 starts the second one world slaughter, ending on May 9, 1945, also taking the blood tribute 30 useless. On September 19, 1939, the Romanian-Yugoslav negotiations on the creation of a neutral bloc within the Balkans and Central Europe came about.