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		Capital of Wallachia in 1659, during the reign of Gheorghe Ghica, and the center of the political, cultural and social life.
		Palaces were built (Mogoşoaiei – in 1702, Cotroceni – in 1893), churches (Cretzulescu 1720-1722, Stavropoleos 1724), hospitals (Coltea 1704), theatres (National Theatres 1852), Bucharest University (1869).
		In order to create a new city center, including the Parliamentary Palace, 5 square kilometers of Bucharest’s historic center were destroyed by the communist president, Nicolae Ceausescu.
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		During Nicolae Ceauşescu's leadership, most of the historical part of the city, including old churches, was destroyed, to be replaced with the grandomanic socialist buildings of the Centru Civic, notably the Palace of the Parliament.
		The Palace of the Parliament was built by the communist dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu (then known as the Palace of the People) and it is the second biggest building in the world after the Pentagon.
		Established in 1936, the Village Museum is an open air ethnographical museum, extended on 100,000 square metres, containing 272 authentic buildings and peasant farms from all over Romania.
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		After the collapse of communism in the rest of Eastern Europe in the late summer and fall of 1989, a mid-December protest in Timişoara against the forced relocation of a Hungarian minister grew into a country-wide protest against the Ceauşescu regime, sweeping the dictator from power.
		The decades-long reign of president Nicolae Ceauşescu was ended with an uprising in late 1989, although ex-communists continue to be present in the democratically elected government.
		Unfortunately during Nicolae Ceausescu's regime, the communists also crippled the language by imposing only the usage of î, except for the name of the country, which was still România (probably in order to prevent ambiguity in foreign relations).
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	Bucharest - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A major part of Bucharest's architecture is made up of buildings constructed during the Communist era, mostly in the immediate aftermath of World War II, as throughout most of Europe, to house people who had lost their homes in the carnage.
		Later, Nicolae Ceauşescu's project of systematization, many new buildings were built in previously-historical areas, which were razed and then built upon from scratch.
		One of the best examples of this type of architecture is the Centru Civic development, which replaced a major part of Bucharest's historic city centre with giant utilitarian buildings, mainly with marble or travertine façades, inspired by North Korean architecture.
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	Nikalai - your romanian friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The corner with tree and shrubs - with evergreen leafs all year long, it is situated near Gheorghe Lazar Highschool.
		The corner of children - arranged around the Cretzulescu Lake, embroderred by little architectural elements, footbridges, railings.
		A water spring called “Eminescu Source” - placed on the slope base which cames from Stirbei -Voda Boulevard; we have to mention that Cismigiu Garden is unique, concerning its conception idea and the variety of green frames, there being some species of trees declared “protected trees species”, as folowings:
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	Bucharest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		During Nicolae Ceauşescu's leadership (1965-1989), most of the historic part of the city was destroyed and replaced with Communist-style buildings, particularly high-rise apartment blocks.
		Bucharest has a number of landmarks that are identified with it throughout the world.
		A major part of Bucharest's architecture is made up of buildings constructed during the Communist era, as part of Nicolae Ceauşescu's project of systematization.
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	Nicolae Cretulescu - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Nicolae Creţulescu was a three-time prime minister of Romania, serving 1862-1863, 1865-1866 and in 1867.
		He first became prime minister after the assassination of Barbu Catargiu.
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		- The great chancellor Iordache Cretzulescu and his wife, Safta, (one of Constantin Brancoveanu's daughters) build Cretzulescu Church.
		Here rest some of the greatest personalities of our literature, such as: Mihai Eminescu, George Cosbuc, Panait Cerna, Stefan Octavian Iosif, Panait Istrati, Petre Ispirescu, Emil Gârleanu, Liviu Rebreanu, Mihail Sadoveanu, Nicolae Labis, Marin Preda, Nichita Stanescu, but also the pilot Traian Vuia, the man who built the first plane in the world.
		In 1970 the museum is removed in "Scarlat Cretzulescu" House.
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