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	Gheorghe Cantacuzino - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino (22 September 1833 - 22 March 1913) was a Conservative Romanian politician who twice served as the Prime Minister of Romania: between 23 April 1899 and 19 July 1900 and between 4 January 1906 and 24 March 1907.
		He was born into the Romanian noble Cantacuzino family and was a descendant of Romanian voivods and Byzantine Emperors.
		The Cantacuzino Palace of Bucharest (nowadays the George Enescu Museum) and the Cantacuzino Castle of Buşteni were built by him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gheorghe_Cantacuzino (121 words)

	- Roxana Lucia Cheschebec, The «Unholy Marriage» of Feminism with Nationalism in Interwar Romania
		Wife of the conservative politician Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino, she was using the social status provided by her husbands’ aristocratic background as one of the basis on which she formulated her national and social responsibility for societal well-being in general and for women’s position in society in particular
		From the perspective of this conceptualization of modernity, Princess Cantacuzino advocates the need of a strong, responsible state rather than of one devoted to liberal policies and her attitude in this matter corresponds to a traditionalist view in which the formation of the moral and social education basis is the obligation of the state.
		Princess Cantacuzino’s attitude towards the ‘minority problem’ corresponds to the main politics and also, because of her involvement in the discussion of minority rights within the framework of the League of Nations and of other international feminist organizations, her arguments are pointing to the legitimacy of some of minorities’ claims.
	www.women.it /cyberarchive/files/cheschebec.htm (8182 words)

	WorldWar2.ro - cpt. av. (r) Constantin "Bâzu" Cantacuzino
		Constantin Cantacuzino was born on 11 November 1905 in Bucharest.
		In the autumn of 1943 Bâzu got sick and was interned to a hospital and then had to stay a while away from the front to rest.
		There are two versions of how he died: one is after an unsuccessful surgical operation and the second when his twin engine aircraft caught fire from the smoke candles attached to teh wings and crashed.
	www.worldwar2.ro /arr/index.php?article=683 (1572 words)

	Places to visit in Bucharest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In fact Enescu preferred a life of simplicity and he and his wife chose to live in a smaller town house that previously housed the administrative staff of the palace; this house is located behind the main palace.
		This church was the coronation place of Wallachia's ruling princes for almost three centuries (from the second half of the 16th century to the first half of the 19th century).
		That is the case for example with the New St. Gheorghe Church - Biserica Sfantul Gheorghe Nou - which was built between 1705-1706 and holds the tomb of its founder Constantin Brancoveanu.
	www.virtualromania.org /places/bucharest.vr/places.vr (4055 words)

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		The most important results dated on the 17th - 19th century when the Romanians begun to create their national identity.
		There are worldwide known names of important Romanians scientist man like: Constantin Cantacuzino (medicine), I.Piuariu-Molnar (ophthalmologist surgery), Gheorghe Asachi and Gheorghe Lazar (who put the basis of national engineering school) Emanoil Bacaloglu (physicist and mathematicians), N.
		Important mathematicians: Gheorghe Titeica (differential geometry), Traian Lalescu (integral equations), Gheoghe Mihoc (mathematical statistics), and Grigore Moisil (partial differential equations, logical mathematics).
	www.rominvent.ro /html1/science.html (650 words)

	History - Rulers from Wallachia and Moldavia till 1859
		Serban Cantacuzino (nephew from the daughter of Radu Serban), November 1678 - October 1688
		Stefan Cantacuzino (nephew from the brother of Serban Cantacuzino), March 1714 - December 1715
		Dumitrascu Cantacuzino (descendat of Cantacuzino from Anhialos), November 1673
	www.ici.ro /romania/en/istorie/hi91.html (2358 words)

	Gheorghe Costea
		Incadrat in Fratia de Cruce din Galati in toamna anului 1926 din care au facut parte, printre altii, martirul legionar Virgil Teodorescu (impuscat in timpul prigoanei lui I. Duca) si decemvirul Caratanase (asasinat in noaptea de 29-30 Noembrie 1938 impreuna cu alti fruntasi legionari),
		Gheorghe Costea a fost inca de la inceput un participant activ la toate actiunile de redesteptare nationala initiate de Capitanul Corneliu Z. Codreanu, conducatorul Miscarii Legionare: "marsul din Bucovina" (impreuna cu alte Fratii de Cruce), lupta pentru castigarea campaniei electorale din jud.
		In 1938, odata cu instaurarea prigoanei declansate de regele asasin Carol al II-lea, este din nou arestat si inchis in lagarul de la Miercurea Ciuc, iar apoi in cel de la Vaslui.
	pages.prodigy.net /nnita/costea.htm (353 words)

	Romania
		19 Mar 1965 - 24 Mar 1965 Ion Gheorghe Maurer (s.a.) PMR
		2 Jun 1952 - 2 Oct 1955 Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej (s.a.) PMR
		21 Mar 1961 - 29 Mar 1974 Ion Gheorghe Maurer (s.a.) PMR;1965 PCR
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Romania.htm (5396 words)

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		1658-1659: GEORGE II GHICA (Gheorghe II Ghica; Prince of Wallachia)
		1665-66, 1668-72 and 1678-83: GEORGE III DUCA (Gheorghe III Duca)
		1659-60 and 1673-78: George Ghica (Gheorghe Ghica; Prince of Moldavia)
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		~1635 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Gheorghe 'Zizi' 1869 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Gheorghe ~1672 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Gheorghe 1661 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Gheorghe 1837 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Grigore 1800 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Iancu 1847 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Ilie I. Cantacuzino Ilinca ~1675 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Ioan II.
		~1720 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Ioannes ~1580 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Ionitza 1664 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Iordache ~1600 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Iordache 1688 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Maria ~1670 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Maria ~1710 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Maria ~1775 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei grof ~1710 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei grof ~1820 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei II.
		~1740 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei princ 1750 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei ~1640 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Matei ~1675 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Mihalis ~1600 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Nicolae grof ~1786 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Parvuletz grof 1770 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Pauna ~1680 NOVAKOVIÆ Cantacuzino Pirvoul I. Cantacuzino Pirvoul II.
	www2.arnes.si /~krsrd1/srd_indeks/C.txt (6728 words)

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