PREOCUPĂRILE ȘTIINȚIFICE ȘI PUBLICISTICE ALE LUI TEODOR FILIPESCU
SCIENTIFIC AND JOURNALISTIC CONCERNS BY TEODOR FILIPESCU

Summary/Abstract: Teodor Filipescu was born in 1870 in the place Glogoni, near Pancevo. Chemist by profession, committed to Sarajevo in service of the Austro-Hungarian to control quality of gold and silver. Filipescu gave a significant contribution of researching Romanian-speaking population in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He published, in the first decade of the XXth century, some ethnographic reference papers in Romanian and Serbian, becoming the first native Romanian ethnographer of Serbian Banat. In 1906, appears in Bucharest, in Romanian Academy Publishing, monograph "Romanian colonies in Bosnia and Herzegovina". In his numerous articles and studies, published in the early decades of the twentieth century, in addition to show and explain this subject, he also addressed some issues related to the socio-linguistic and ethnographic Romanian population in the Pančevo. In the interwar period he published and a monographic study about history of Vojvodina. Not least, Filipescu is manifested as a good publicist and author of reports and travel notes.

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