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Senta

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Senta (sĕn`tä), Hung. Zenta, city (1991 pop. 28,779), in the Vojvodina region of Serbia, on the Tisza River. A river port and an agricultural center, it has a variety of light industries. At Senta in 1697, Prince Eugene of Savoy won a decisive victory over the Turks, who as a result of the defeat had to accept (1699) the Treaty of Passarowitz Passarowitz, Treaty of , 1718, peace treaty signed at Požarevac (Ger. Passarowitz), E Serbia. It was concluded between the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) on the one side and Austria and Venice on the other.
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Senta 

a city in Yugoslavia, in the Socialist Republic of Serbia, located in the northern part of the autonomous region of Voivodina. Population, 25,000 (1971). Senta has a wharf on the Tisa River. Industry includes food processing, especially flour milling, and woodworking. Cotton, hemp, and bricks are produced.



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The jury led by US director Milos Forman ("Amadeus") includes Algerian novelist Assia Djebar, Austrian actress Senta Berger, Italian director Gabriele Muccino and Russian filmmaker Pavel Lounguine.
The jury led by US director Milos Forman ("Amadeus") includes Algerian novelist Assia Djebar, Austrian actress Senta Berger, Italian director Gabriele Muccino and Russian filmmaker Pavel Lounguine.
The jury led by veteran US director Milos Forman will include French academic Jean-Loup Dabadie, Italian architect Gae Aulenti, Algerian writer Assia Djebar, Austrian actress Senta Berger, Italian director Gabriele Muccino and Russian filmmaker Pavel Lungin.
 
 
 
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