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| Film Critics Award: 12:08 East of Bucharest ( | Romanian: A fost sau n-a fost?) directed by Corneliu P |
| 12:08 East of Bucharest ( | Romanian: A fost sau n-a fost?) is a 2006 Romanian fil |
| speaking in half-French assigned to the word | Romanian a negative connotation. |
| Traian Vuia prize of the | Romanian Acadedemy for steady stability analysis of el |
| Radu Florescu (born 23 October 1925) is a | Romanian academic who holds the position of Emeritus P |
| Toma Dordea, | Romanian academician and electrical machines specialis |
| He was elected an honorary member of the | Romanian Academy in 1997, as well as being named senat |
| sities around the world, or as members of the | Romanian Academy or other academies in other countries |
| Former | Romanian Academy research institutes, temporarily affi |
| In 1940 he also presented to the | Romanian Academy the first mentions of Dacia and the R |
| archer at the Institute of Mathematics of the | Romanian Academy (1973-1975), and a researcher at INCR |
| Aurelian was elected as member of the | Romanian Academy in 1871 and was its president between |
| e 1910s, being elected honorary member of the | Romanian Academy in 1919. |
| He was also a member of the | Romanian Academy from 1947. |
| He was elected a member of the | Romanian Academy in 1915. |
| The Prize of the | Romanian Academy for Drama, 1970 |
| Romanian Academy Award George Oprescu (December 21, 20 | |
| He was elected to the | Romanian Academy as a corresponding member in 1946, th |
| He was elected to the | Romanian Academy in 1868. |
| archer at the Institute of Mathematics of the | Romanian Academy since 1990. |
| e monographs in the "Fauna" collection of the | Romanian Academy Press: Trombidoidea (1955), Ixodoidea |
| o granted the "George Tzitzeica" prize of the | Romanian Academy of Science (1966), and the Euler Meda |
| He was elected to the | Romanian Academy in 1870 and was professor of archaeol |
| Gusti was elected a member of the | Romanian Academy in 1919, and was its President betwee |
| archer at the Institute of Mathematics of the | Romanian Academy in Bucharest. |
| Irimie in the late 1950s and early '60s, the | Romanian Academy decided to pursue the project of esta |
| As a result from 1901 to 1955, the | Romanian Academy Library has achieved the national att |
| areer occurred on February 14, 1950, when the | Romanian Academy celebrated his 75th birthday (with a |
| n 1901 all the collections were ceased to the | Romanian Academy Library. |
| van - historian and theologian, member of the | Romanian Academy |
| egime was established, he was a member of the | Romanian Academy and the President of the Writers' Uni |
| orking on Miron Constantinescu's staff at the | Romanian Academy's Bibliotheca Historica Romaniae. |
| The | Romanian Academy's National Institute for the Study of |
| In March 1974, she was made a member of the | Romanian Academy's Section for Chemical Sciences. |
| In 1992, he became a member of the | Romanian Academy, and in 2002, honorary president of t |
| ist regime and appointed a full member of the | Romanian Academy, he is considered by many commentator |
| He was a member of the | Romanian Academy, a corresponding member of the German |
| 36, he was elected an associate member of the | Romanian Academy, and, in 1953, full member. |
| 45 he was elected corresponding member of the | Romanian Academy, being expelled in 1948. |
| escu-Roegen Founder of Economic School, 2009, | Romanian Academy, CIDE. |
| s of 1990 began the process of rebirth of the | Romanian Academy, a national institution of reference |
| He was a member of the | Romanian Academy, the Romanian Medical Sciences Academ |
| Berthelot was elected honorary member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| nclude Nicolae Lupu, doctor and member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| (1896 - 1971), philosopher and member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| in the Institute of Energy Engineering of the | Romanian Academy. |
| In 1990, he was elected a member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| and Alexandru Hurmuzachi were members of the | Romanian Academy. |
| He was a member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| worked as a scientific researcher within the | Romanian Academy. |
| Writers' Union of Romania and a member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| rector of the Institute of Mathematics of the | Romanian Academy. |
| s President of the Mathematics Section of the | Romanian Academy. |
| torian and journalist, honorary member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| y of Bucharest, and was elected member of the | Romanian Academy. |
| He was elected to the | Romanian Academy. |
| 0, and in 1980, she also won the prize of the | Romanian Academy. |
| Zicman Feider (1903 - 1979) was a Jewish | Romanian acarologist. |
| Blazzaj is a | Romanian Acid Jazz band founded in 1996 by Eddie Neuma |
| ctober 19, 1924) was an Austro-Hungarian-born | Romanian activist who advocated Bukovina's unifion wit |
| A statue of the major | Romanian actor Grigore Vasiliu Birlic, is planned to t |
| UNITER prize for his career achievements as a | Romanian actor in 2004. |
| Dan Bordeianu (born October 23, 1975) is a | Romanian actor and occasional singer, mostly known for |
| has also been married for a few years to the | Romanian actor Ovidiu Moldovan. |
| (played by Victor Rebengiuc, one of the best | Romanian actors), his girlfriend, Cristina (played by |
| Toma Caragiu was one of the best | Romanian actors, with a rich activity in both film and |
| Tora Vasilescu (22 March 1951, Tulcea) is a | Romanian actress, who has recently appeared in the fir |
| ribbon was cut by Prime Minister Vlad Filat, | Romanian Administration and Interior Minister Vasile B |
| After Soviet occupation, the | Romanian administration returned and they became offic |
| The | Romanian administration and military were evacuated, a |
| After Soviet occupation, the | Romanian administration returned and the commune becam |
| After WWII, it came under | Romanian administration and became part of Romania in |
| After Soviet occupation, the | Romanian administration returned and the villages beca |
| After Soviet occupation, the | Romanian administration returned and the village forma |
| n rule during World War I, it was reverted to | Romanian administration by the Treaty of Neuilly, the |
| ecision was made by the German adviser to the | Romanian administration of the district and the Romani |
| After Soviet occupation, the | Romanian administration returned and the village becam |
| Not answering to | Romanian administration, the latter body was by then c |
| dedicated to the Dormition of the Theotokos ( | Romanian: Adormirea Maicii Domnului). |
| on the Austrian front in order to support the | Romanian advance into Transylvania. |
| a new publishing house opened in 1990 and the | Romanian Adventist College of Health in 1991. |
| Starting in 1908 | Romanian Adventists had their publications printed by |
| First | Romanian advertising material, Nov 1919 |
| April 5, 1984 in Bucharest, Romania) is a | Romanian aerobic gymnast. |
| eptember 27, 1986 in Bucharest, Romania) is a | Romanian aerobic gymnast. |
| January 25, 1986 in Bucharest, Romania) is a | Romanian aerobic gymnast. |
| On March 22, 2007, the | Romanian Agency for Foreign Investment, or ARIS, signe |
| cultivated plants that dominate contemporary | Romanian agriculture. |
| They were taken over by the | Romanian Air Force and used for auxiliary duties. |
| e mother of Horia Agarici, a celebrated Royal | Romanian Air Force pilot. |
| Romanian Air Force | |
| icers (four pilots and two mechanics) and one | Romanian Air Force officer die when an IAF Sikorsky CH |
| Royal | Romanian Air Force |
| sting in the organization and training of the | Romanian Air Force. |
| ρος Μαυροκορδάτος, Aleksandros Mavrokordatos, | Romanian: Alexandru Mavrocordat, Turkish: Aleksandro M |
| dros Ypsilantis (Greek: Αλέξανδρος Υψηλάντης; | Romanian: Alexandru Ipsilanti; Russian: Александр Конс |
| Αλέξανδρος Υψηλάντης - Alexandros Ypsilantis, | Romanian: Alexandru Ipsilanti; 1725-1805) was a Greek |
| Eremia was the 2001 | Romanian all around silver medalist and was a member o |
| and and his Francophile circle, who desired a | Romanian alliance with the Entente for the sake of uni |
| Tudor is also a common first name in | Romanian, also equivalent to "Theodor". |
| Timpuri Noi is a | Romanian alternative rock band. |
| Currently he is the saxophone player for the | Romanian alternative rock band Kumm and leads his own |
| He was the | Romanian Ambassador to Moldova (1997-1999). |
| He was the | Romanian Ambassador to Moldova (1999-2001) and the edi |
| resident of Moldova Vladimir Voronin declared | Romanian Ambassador Filip Teodorescu and Councilor-Min |
| e camp were better than at home, to which the | Romanian Ambassador went on the record to tell of some |
| He was the | Romanian Ambassador to Moldova (2003-2009). |
| Iulia Antoanella Motoc is married with the | Romanian Ambassador to EU Mihnea Motoc and they have a |
| From 1946 to 1948, he served as | Romanian ambassador to France. |
| aeli embassy in Berlin and in presence of the | Romanian ambassador. |
| e Lusztig (born Gheorghe Lusztig, 1946), is a | Romanian American mathematician and Abdun Nur Professo |
| a (pronounced , 17 July 1867 - 3 March 1939), | Romanian anatomist, physician, radiologist, urologist, |
| 4% of Kaser's population claims | Romanian ancestry, making Kaser the most Romanian cens |
| niestr and Bug rivers, over the course of the | Romanian and German occupation. |
| Noticed by the | Romanian and foreign jazz musicians, he was requested |
| nded by famous groups in the performing arts, | Romanian and foreign filmmakers, critics, local and fo |
| His third book was published in | Romanian, and is actually his two previous books under |
| On the same day, the joint | Romanian and Russian divisions went on offensive on th |
| There are | Romanian and Serbian Orthodox churches are also worth |
| cian, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, | Romanian and Turkish. |
| some 80,000 mainly German as well as Italian, | Romanian and Hungarian POWs . |
| ,850 (59.8%) are Hungarian, 1,131 (36.6%) are | Romanian, and 109 (3.5%) are Roma. |
| 002 census, 99.2% of the population is ethnic | Romanian and 0.4% are Roma. |
| ans, Swedish, Danish, Spanish, Czech, Slovak, | Romanian and Polish. |
| n earlier rural settlement in this area, with | Romanian and Pecheneg population, situated east of tod |
| talions of 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, | Romanian and Afghan troops. |
| uage to French, Catalan, Spanish, Portuguese, | Romanian and Italian, albeit a test-tube child, which |
| iple, the equivalent terms in French, Basque, | Romanian and Slovenian are Jour J, E eguna, Ziua-Z, an |
| al environment that included Yiddish, German, | Romanian, and Ukrainian; she also studied French and L |
| ificial language which only vaguely resembled | Romanian and it provoked laughter, discrediting the La |
| wish family of mixed ancestry (his father was | Romanian and his mother Italian) and spent his childho |
| ah and the historical novels classical Greek, | Romanian and European travelers through stories ages. |
| His poetry books are published in Russian, | Romanian and Ukrainian languages, but in general his p |
| In the commune both | Romanian and Hungarian languages are used in public si |
| ramatic Publishing Company and in Romania (in | Romanian) and the U.K., has been professionally produc |
| taged six bilingual plays in Hungary, casting | Romanian and Hungarian-speaking actors, with texts in |
| Roberts (born Lia Sandu on May 7, 1949) is a | Romanian and American politician. |
| azz Festival, both as a sideman for notorious | Romanian and foreign musicians (in 2002 with the Itali |
| een translated into French, Italian, Spanish, | Romanian, and Serbian. |
| a multi-ethnic background, his father being a | Romanian and his mother a Bulgarian. |
| launched Mediafax Foto service, to distribute | Romanian and foreign news photographs. |
| Its name means "walnut trees" both in | Romanian and Hungarian. |
| Raymond T. McNally) of several other books on | Romanian and East European history, including Essays o |
| She has also performed the song live in her | Romanian and in her European promo tour in 2009-2010, |
| Soviet Union were overstretched, using weaker | Romanian and Italian armies to guard their flanks; the |
| is theater and achieved great success against | Romanian and Russian forces it faced. |
| In Moscow he taught | Romanian and French language at the Western Section of |
| tudies and articles in collective volumes and | Romanian and foreign political science journals. |
| talled 43 members of which 42 were rescued by | Romanian and Soviet boats. |
| Its members include | Romanian and international scholars, folklorists, hist |
| 93.0% spoke | Romanian and 5.7% Russian as their first language. |
| rote over 200 compositions including classic, | Romanian and Gypsy music. |
| 18 artists, both | Romanian and international, participated in the 2006 e |
| e church is regularly used for worship by the | Romanian and Russian Orthodox Churches, and the Malank |
| anguages: Arabic, Armenian, Haitian, Spanish, | Romanian and Russian. |
| of supplying the German motorized units upon | Romanian and Galician oil fields (however much worse c |
| Korean books on Juche were translated into | Romanian and widely distributed in the country. |
| has authored several scientific works in both | Romanian and Hungarian, and is a member of the Associa |
| s, 41.4% of inhabitants were Hungarian, 39.5% | Romanian and 19% Roma. |
| It dramatises the struggles of | Romanian and Hungarian settlers in a new land, the Ame |
| It features | Romanian and Hungarian language programmes. |
| of Biertan is officially bilingual, with both | Romanian and Romani languages being recognised officia |
| Its name both in | Romanian and Hungarian languages originates from a Sla |
| filled a diplomatic mission in talks with the | Romanian and Hungarian governments. |
| d a cornerstone in the development of written | Romanian, and was for long the standard one used by th |
| then Spanish, then Russian, then French, then | Romanian and the last verses are sung in all six langu |
| layed in two other matches that tour, against | Romanian and Russian teams. |
| Its name means Oak tree in | Romanian and"Deer Branch" in Hungarian. |
| bles title, in Bucharest in 1998, with fellow | Romanian Andrei Pavel. |
| Nobody's Child: | Romanian Angel Appeal is an benefit album released in |
| organized by Olivia Harrison, who created the | Romanian Angel Appeal Foundation with the other wives |
| eared on the 1990 compilation Nobody's Child: | Romanian Angel Appeal and later on the 1991 album Use |
| Nobody's Child: | Romanian Angel Appeal, the album on which "Civil War" |
| His efforts were part of the | Romanian anti-communist resistance movement. |
| Bogdan Mischiu is a former | Romanian anti-Communist dissident, currently residing |
| hara, Filipino, Vietnamese, Latvian, Chinese, | Romanian, Arab (United Arab Emirates) and other commun |
| However, | Romanian, Arabic, and North African rhythmic influence |
| 19th century, but it was not until 1977 when | Romanian archaeologists began larger-scale, systematic |
| cher of Toma T. Socolescu, another remarkable | Romanian architect. |
| chitectural monument and drew the protests of | Romanian architects. |
| ments and works of art, as well as samples of | Romanian architecture (in some cases, the only survivi |
| ave been several Bronze Age chronology of the | Romanian area applied. |
| e Hurmuzachi brothers, a well-known family of | Romanian aristocrats, lawyers and historians from the |
| n 1894, died 1974) was a Major General of the | Romanian Armed Forces during World War II. |
| Main article: History of Romania, | Romanian Armed Forces ranks and insignia, and Current |
| set, pro-German elements were purged from the | Romanian armed forces. |
| e republic successfully stopped the advancing | Romanian Armed Forces at Dniester, managing to conduct |
| iu (1893 - 1963) was the Major-General in the | Romanian Armed Forces during World War II. |
| cu (1890-1952) was a Brigadier General of the | Romanian Armed Forces during World War II. |
| general of the 11th Infantry Division of the | Romanian Armed Forces from January 1 1940 to August 31 |
| death unknown) was a Brigadier General of the | Romanian Armed Forces during World War II. |
| nt of the German Sixth Army, Third and Fourth | Romanian armies, and portions of the German Fourth Pan |
| The 1st | Romanian Armored Division advanced towards Bol. |
| m Ottoman rule, he was an army surgeon in the | Romanian Army that fought alongside the Russians. |
| , Grand Duke of Russia, asked Carol I for the | Romanian Army to intervene and join forces with the Ru |
| Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of Third | Romanian Army and led to the destruction of most of th |
| s sent to serve as a liaison officer with the | Romanian Army at Stalingrad. |
| He currently serves in the | Romanian Army and lives in Bucharest. |
| In October the | Romanian Army was pushed out of Transylvania with the |
| In 1938 he was drafted in the | Romanian Army and assigned to the border area of Carei |
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