The development of the city of Zagreb during the time of Mayor Adolf Mošinski 1892.1904.

Zagreb, glavni i najveći grad Hrvatske i Slavonije te brzorastući grad Austro-Ugarske Monarhije, tijekom 19. i početkom 20. stoljeća nasljeđuje ubrzani rast i razvoj kakav je imao ranije tijekom stoljeća i koji se u ovom razdoblju još više ubrzava i produbljuje. Velike zasluge za ovakav napredak grada idu tadašnjem gradskom zastupstvu na čelu s gradskim načelnikom Adolfom Mošinskim. On je bio pripadnik Narodne stranke koja je u tom razdoblju bila politički instrumentalizirana od strane hrvatskog bana, ali mađarona, Karolyja (Dragutina) Khuena Héderváryja. Svoju sjajnu i plodonosnu političku karijeru nastavio je kao gradski načelnik Zagreba, a tu je funkciju obnašao punih 12 godina, od 1892. do 1904. godine. Iako je bio član mađaronske Narodne stranke ipak je doprinio ubrzanom razvoju grada Zagreba koji je do kraja njegovog mandata uvelike promijenio svoj dotadašnji izgled provincijalnog i perifernog grada Austro-Ugarske Monarhije. Gospodarski, demografski i urbanistički razvoj Zagreba uistinu je bio impozantan, a kao najveće nasljeđe rada tadašnjeg gradskog zastupstva ostali su nam urbanizirani dijelovi Donjeg grada koji do danas čine središnji dio modernog Zagreba. O svim navedenim segmentima rasta i razvoja grada za vrijeme gradonačelnika Mošinskog svjedoči nam spomenica koju su njemu u čast 1902. godine dali izraditi zaposlenici gradske uprave. Stoga će upravo ova spomenica biti glavni izvor na temelju kojeg će se prikazati kako se grad Zagreb razvijao u vrijeme Adolfa Mošinskog.Zagreb, the capital and largest city of Croatia and Slavonia and a fast-growing city of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, during the 19th and early 20th centuries inherited the accelerated growth and development it had earlier in the century and which is accelerating and deepening even more in this period. Great credit for this progress of the city goes to the then city council headed by mayor Adolf Mošinsky. He was a member of the People's Party, which in that period was politically instrumentalized by the Croatian ban, Karoly (Dragutin) Khuen Héderváry. Mošinsky continued fruitful political career as the mayor of Zagreb, and held that position from 1892 to 1904. Although he was a member of the Magyar People's Party, he nevertheless contributed to the rapid development of the city of Zagreb, which by the end of his mandate had largely changed its appearance. The economic, demographic and urban development of Zagreb was truly impressive, and as the greatest legacy of the work of the city council at that time, we have the urbanized parts of the Lower Town that still make up the central part of modern Zagreb. All the aforementioned segments of the city's growth and development during the time of Mayor Mošinsky are evidenced by the memorial book that was made in his honor in 1902 by the employees of the city administration. Therefore, this memorial book will be the main source on the basis of which it will be shown how the city of Zagreb developed during the time of Adolf Mošinsky