Editing Vukovar (section)

===History and today===

In accordance with its position in the economic and [[Public administration|administrative]] terms of Vukovar developed in educational, cultural and health centre. For the 1730th Vukovar has developed popular education. From the [[Franciscan]] School has developed elementary school in Old Vukovar. New Vukovar has its own school.
[[File:Veleučilište_Vukovar_-_Висока_школа_Вуковар_02.jpg|thumb|Palace Jirkovsky, Vukovar School of Economics]]

They worked and denominational schools for children and [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox Jewish religion]], and schools in the German, [[Serbs|Serbian]] orthodox and [[Hungarians|Hungarian]]. Apprentice school was established in 1886. year, a gymnasium 1891st.

The first doctor with a diploma has been working in Vukovar since 1763, and the [[pharmacy]] was opened in 1791. The first small hospital was opened only in 1857.

Printing was opened in 1867 when they first came out and Vukovar in German newspaper ''Der Syrmier-Bote''.

Vukovar has seven primary schools and five high schools, including one [[gymnasium (school)|gymnasium]] ([[Gymnasium Vukovar]]) and one music school. The city is also home to the [[Polytechnic Lavoslav Ružička Vukovar|Lavoslav Ružička polytechnic]], which offers study opportunities in the fields of economics and trade, law and [[Kinesiology|kinesitherapy]]. Additionally, the [[University of Split]] runs dislocated studies in information technology, economics and law in Vukovar. Similarly, the [[University of Osijek]] offers programmes in economics and law.

In the period up to the [[First World War]], about 30 societies were active in Vukovar. Singing, [[reading]], sports and support societies had their own reading rooms, organized concerts and parties. Societies were often organized on a national basis. The first performance in the Croatian language was held in 1821, it was a dramatic work by the guardian of the Franciscan monastery Grga Cevapovic. The most influential Croatian society is the "[[Dunav]]" singing society. In 1922, the Croatian Home was opened in Vukovar, a place for all cultural events.<ref name=":1" />