began studying for Venturiano. The same role was taken up at the TNB by Petre Liciu, who was described by his colleague Ion Livescu as the best Venturiano...

Bucharest and Buftea, lasting into January 1883, and attended by Eminescu, Petre P. Carp, Alexandru B. Știrbei, and Ioan Slavici. First published in Almanachulŭ...

May, Brătianu had to deal with "White" defiance, manifested when senator Petre Mavrogheni of Iași County handed in his resignation. Electors refused to...

("Recollections from the Iași Junimea"), Ed. Minerva, Bucharest, 1998 (in Romanian) Petre Otu, "1946-1947. Se pregătește guvernul Argetoianu!" ("1946-1948. An Argetoianu...

Bulgarian origin) Petre Borilă (1906–1973) — communist politician and vice-premier of Romania Dumitru Coliu (1907–1979) — communist politician Petre Gheorghe (1907–1943) —...

rally point for some conservatives (or "Whites"), including Vaslui deputy Petre P. Carp, who had a number of public disputes with the Interior Minister...

"bewildering" Byzantine pedigree was also ridiculed by the left-wing satirist Petre Pandrea, who noted that, beyond his "princely obsession", Comnen was a "fundamentally...

rival newspaper Térra, put out by the "Whites" Nicolae Moret Blaremberg and Petre P. Carp. The latter identified the Hasdeu–Rosetti enterprise of being a...