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	Miron Cristea: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Miron Cristea (July 20, 1868—March 6, 1939) was the first Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church and Prime Minister of Romania for about a year (between February 11, 1938 and his death).
		Miron Cristea was elected bishop of Caransebeş in 1910.
		After the end of World War I, he was (with Vasile Goldiş, Iuliu Hossu, and Alexandru Vaida-Voevod) a member of Austro-Hungarian Romanian delegation that called for the unification of Romania and Transylvania.
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	Cristea Undoz.com \| 3d Graphics - Andrei Cristea3d And 2d Graphics Gallery Digital Artist Cristea Andrei (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		David Hockney - A Print Retrospective: Alan Cristea Gallery David Hockney is acknowledged as one of the greatest draughtsmen and printmakers of the.
		Gilder and Cristea (1997) "Social Implications of the.
		The Patriarch Miron Cristea of Rumania and the Archbishop of Canterbury [Cosmo Gordon Lang] at Lambeth Palace July 3, 1936.
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	The "Holy Prophet Ilie" Monastery of Topliţa
		Elie Miron Cristea, used to say, the idea behind the erection of this monastery appeared in 1911, but the actual completion only came in 1928, three years after his appointment as Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church (1925).
		Therefore, the church had to be repainted in tempera, and for this purpose they bought painter Dumitru Belizarie, famous at the time for the new orientation he gave to ecclesiastical painting, that is for reviving the Byzantine and medieval Romanian traditions.
		The museum also features a series of liturgical objects made of precious or of common metal: the chalice and the discus of Mănăstirea Doamnei, dating back to the 18th century; candlesticks, crosses carved from wood and plated with metal; silver or brass lamps from the mid 19th century; the 18th century silver plated Gospel.
	www.cchr.ro /jud/turism/eng/2/24/24sfilie.html (1278 words)

	1938: Religion - Archive Article - MSN Encarta
		Under the new premier, the Patriarch Miron Cristea, economic pressure on the Jews, and anti-Jewish agitation, were considerably lightened.
		Two decrees, one barring many Rumanian Jewish lawyers from practising law, and the other requiring fully 750,000 of the 900,000 Jews of Rumania to prove their citizenship, were declared unconstitutional by the Juridical Committee.
		In April, Zelea Codreanu, leader of the Iron Guardists, was convicted of high treason and sentenced to imprisonment with many of his followers; late in November he and thirteen other Iron Guardists were shot to death in an attempted escape from prison.
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		It was thought out as a tribute to Patriarch Miron Cristea and the forerunners who endeavored to carry out the project of the Patriarchal Cathedral in the period between the wars.
		Thus, a cloister is created, a sort of “other space”, eastward but not yet in Heaven, a space of memory for the Romanian nation, expressed in the preserved and remembered names and works of the most significant builders of the future history of the Romanians.
		The intention is that of celebrating both Patriarch Miron Cristea, who was the first to think of a Patriarchal Cathedral, and the architect of the Patriarchal Palace on the Metropolitan Hill.
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	PATRIARHII ROMÂNIEI - Patriarhul Miron Cristea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Gheorghe Vasilescu, Patriarhul Miron Cristea - Un luptător pentru unitatea neamului, Glasul Bisericii, Revista oficiala a Sfintei Mitropolii a Munteniei si Dobrogei, anul LIV, nr.
		Ioachim Crăciun, Cel dintâi patriarh al României Miron Cristea.
		Ilie Miron Cristea - documente, însemnări şi corespondenţe, Sibiu, 1987, 484 p.
	www.patriarh.ro /Miron/despre.htm (291 words)

	Bartholomaios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		While mentioning that the first journey His Majesty made in the country was to “the Monastery of Putna, to Stephen the Great”, Patriarch Teoctist said: “The people and the Romanian Orthodox Church will never forget you for that.
		Please, allow us to award you, as a sign of our appreciation and honor, the Patriarchal Cross, instituted by Patriarch Miron Cristea, our first Patriarch, which we want you to wear for many years to come in good health and happiness, for the great joy of all people.
		We offer you at the same time the icon of Saint Prince Stephen the Great (and the medal that the Patriarchate issued on the occasion) whom you honored so much and whom you have in your soul and faith.
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	1938: Rumania - Archive Article - MSN Encarta
		The anti-Semitic Government of Octavian Goga, which had come into power at the end of 1937, dissolved the Parliament in which it could count upon the support of only a small minority, and the campaign for the new elections promised to throw the country into further confusion and even into civil war.
		Under these conditions King Carol II felt himself authorized on Feb. 10, 1938, to suspend Parliament, to halt the elections, to dismiss the Cabinet, and to name a new Cabinet under the Presidency of Miron Cristea, a Transylvanian Orthodox priest, who had been since 1925 Rumanian Patriarch.
		George Tatarescu, a member of the former Liberal Party, who for many years had been Prime Minister before Goga came to power, became Deputy Prime Minister.
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	TIME.com: "Logical & Holy" -- Mar. 28, 1938 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		His Beatitude Miron Cristea, snowy-bearded Patriarch of Rumania's 13,000,000 Orthodox Christians and present Premier of the Government of its 19,000,000 people, last August delivered himself of an interpretation of Christian doctrine.
		In an attack upon Rumanian Jews, front-paged in his nation's press, he declared: "The duty of a Christian is to love himself first and to see that his needs are satisfied.
		To Patriarch Cristea the Committee's Chairman John Howland Lathrop wrote urging that, for the sake of the Christian church throughout the world, he moderate his stand.
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	East European Constitutional Review
		In need of a prime minister to participate in his coup d’état of 1938, when he outlawed political parties, King Charles II chose to name Patriarch Miron Cristea premier.
		Rediscovered and cherished by the Church after 1990, Cristea was a student of poetry with quite earthly ambitions.
		Rather, official theologians like Baconsky indulge themselves with the idea that the Romanian Church was exempted from the political adventures that the Catholic Church and Protestant churches faced.
	www.law.nyu.edu /eecr/vol7num2/feature/rulerpatriarch.html (4075 words)

	Toplita (Maroshévíz)
		The Saint Elias cloister was originally built of spruce in Stanceni (Mures county) between 1845-47.
		In 1910, the church decorated with valuable carvings and paintings was moved to Toplita in order to found a cloister by Miron Cristea.
		It was enlarged between 1924-28 and the cloister and bell cage was also built.
	www.cchr.ro /jud/turism/eng/6/66/6601marosheviz.html (1402 words)

	PATRIARHII ROMÂNIEI - Patriarhul Miron Cristea (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		PATRIARHII ROMÂNIEI - Patriarhul Miron Cristea (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu)
		CRISTEA MIRON (din botez Ilie), primul patriarh al Bisericii Ortodoxe Române
		Ceremonia întronizării primului Patriarh al Bisericii Ortodoxe Române, Dr. Miron Cristea, Bucureşti, 1 noiembrie 1925.
	www.patriarh.ro.cob-web.org:8888 /Miron/repere.htm (257 words)

	Jewish History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Cuza, Octavian Goga, and Corneliu Zelea Codreanu (head of the Facist Iron Guard), joined in an anti-Semitic demonstration with 280,000 people and the blessings of the Romanian Orthodox Church (Miron Cristea).
		Later that year the Haganah officially joined the effort, establishing the Mosad le-Aliyah Bet ("Organization for 'Illegal' Immigration") which was run by Shaul Avigur (Meirov).
		Miron Cristea - patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church and successor to Goga - declared: "The Jews are sucking the marrow from the bones of the nation."
	www.jewishhistory.org.il /1930.htm (5594 words)

	The Greek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		That was the case of the Patriarch Miron Cristea, who became a member of the executive for several months during the regal dictatorship of Carol II of Romania.
		The ideological content of Bălan's discourse was taken over by Iustinian Marina, the new Patriarch of the Orthodox Church voted by the Romanian Parliament.
		An important role in maintaining the Catholic denomination among the Romanians was played by the "Vatican" and "Radio Free Europe", which regularly broadcast masses by priests Vasile Cristea, Ovidiu Bejan and Alexandru Mircea.
	www.crvp.org /book/Series04/IVA-15/greek.htm (5717 words)

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		He was born on August 18, 1903 and studied in the English Navy School of Malta.
		After 1927, during the minority of his nephew, the future King Michael I, he served as Romanian Regent (together with the Patriarch Miron Cristea and the president of the Court of Cassation, Gh.
		In 1930 he was instrumental in bringing back his elder brother Carol, who had gone into voluntary exile in 1925, and helped to proclaim him king.
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		Church bells tolled and all places of amusement were closed, not to open until after the funeral.
		Patriarch Miron Cristea, Premier of Roumania and highest orthodox dig- nitary, ordered ecclesiastics through- out the nation to hold masses daily until after the funeral of "our unfor- getable Queen Marie." Condition Not Due to Wages.
		Chicago, July F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen told management rep- resentatives in a wage conference to- day that the present financial emer gency of railroads is due "to profits and interest payments to bondholders, not wages.
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	King Carol II
		Mihai becomes King of Romania and the Regency is formed to rule until Mihai will be 21.
		The Regency was formed of Prince Nicolae - Mihai's uncle, Miron Cristea - The Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, and Gheorghe B uzdugan - the president of the High Court of Justice.
		Not long after that the later one passed away and George Sarateanu took his place.
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	The Orthodox Monasteries Worldwide Directory - A comprehensive collection of orthodox monasteries around the world ...
		1910, by Patriarch Miron Cristea/ de catre Patriarhul Miron Cristea
		The Saint Elijah - Toplita cloister was originally built of spruce in Stanceni (Mures county) between 1845-47.
		In 1910, biserica decorata cu picturi si sculpturi de mare valoare a fost mutata la Toplita pentru de catre Patriarhul Miron Cristea pentru a forma o manastire.
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	Romanian Patriarchate
		Intrarea Miron Cristea no. 9• 040162 - Bucharest IV Tel/fax: +40 1 337.43.56
		Intrarea Miron Cristea no. 9 • 040162 - Bucharest IV Tel: +40 1 337.43.56
		Patriarhul Miron Cristea no. 5 • 530112 Miercurea-Ciuc, jud.
	www.romarch.org /eng/patriarchate.php (398 words)

	Free-Essays.us - King Carol Ii
		Being only four years old a Regency is formed to rule until Michael is 21.
		The Regency is formed of Prince Nicolae- Michael's uncle, Miron Cristea- The Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, and Gheorghe Buzdugan- the president of the High Court of Justice.
		Not long after this Gheorghe Buzdugan passed away and George Sarateanu took his place.
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