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881:(May 1918). Arion, as Marghiloman's "second fiddle" and Foreign Minister up until October 24, was one of the signatories of the Treaty of Bucharest. He was privately enthusiastic about the turn of events, since he believed that Romania would recover at the same time some of its irredenta, claimed from the
788:: teaching positions were granted on the basis of a solid scientific reputation in the respective field of expertise. However, the reform law became especially noted for its loopholes, which allowed senior teachers to reserve academic chairs in advance.
543:. The group had past its prime, and, as Maiorescu recorded in his private notes, the sessions attended by Arion were "rather dull". The conservative association had been traditionally hostile toward Arion's "unproductive" and "lawyerly" liberalism. As
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Arion was again appointed Public
Instruction Minister in 1910, when Carp was named Premier of a Conservative cabinet. He preserved this position after Carp was replaced with Maiorescu, while also serving as head of Internal Affairs and
842:, C. C. Arion remained behind enemy lines, in Bucharest; the National Liberal cabinet and its Filipescu Conservative backers had relocated to a temporary home in Iaşi. He still represented Marghiloman's Conservative Club: traveling to
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Arion was asked to explain himself before a university inquiry committee, but he never honored the request. He died in
Bucharest on June 27, 1923. He had been the recipient of various orders of merit: a Grand Cross of the
916:. He was freed in short while, but virtually disappeared from public life until 1930. Despite his own displays of loyalty, C. C. Arion was also marginalized as a Germanophile by the returning National Liberals.
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on June 18, 1855) and Virgil C. Arion were the sons of
Appellate Judge Constantin Arion and Sevastița, née Urlățeanu. Constantin C. followed in his father's footsteps, graduating in Law from the
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men, but also introduced legislation which made bureaucratic office incompatible with a teaching position. The two politicians also differed in matters of church policies. Haret had favored the
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once wrote, the Arion brothers were "the runts, the intellectual and moral plebs, ... everything basest and most degraded that one can expect to find in the cities of the
Romanian nation".
479:("Critical Review of Law, Legislation and Jurisprudence"). Virgil had a similar career in law and academia, while a third brother, Scarlat Arion, was a landowner and a Romanian consul in
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In addition to his presence in political life, Arion was an art patron, university professor, and philanthropist. He was the brother of Virgil Arion, and the father of Dinu C. Arion.
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in 1812). He gave his approval to commemorative marches, and engaged in a publicized row with anti-irredentist
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prince. Virgil Arion was a more radical
Germanophile: he agreed to take over as Minister of Public Instruction in the puppet government of
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In later years, Arion focused on his cultural projects. From 1896, he was president of the national school and public libraries board (
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After the Carp government was dissolved in 1901, Arion returned to academic life. He was still active with the constitutionalist
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to represent both sides. Arion reversed that reform, and unwittingly prolonged the conflict well into the 20th century.
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808:. Under a National Liberal government, Romania remained a neutral country, a policy that was welcomed by the senior, "
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By the mid-1880s, C. C. Arion had become jaded with the ideals of liberalism, and was hostile toward
National Liberal
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While affiliated with
Margiloman's Conservative Party, Arion also joined the eclectic anti-liberal movement, or
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aristocracy in the mid-18th century. Its reputation was stained by two members: Constantin Eracle Arion and
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652:. Answering Maiorescu's call, Arion and Delavrancea became political journalists for the main Conservative-
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1194:"Biserica și constituționalismul. Cum de s-a putut ajunge la schisma bisericească din Ardeal din AD 2005?"
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Arion slowly aligned his educational policies with Haret's principles. The "Arion Law", adopted by
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in 1912, established clear criteria for the promotion of teachers and academics, ensuring greater
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political satirist. Together with
Caragiale and Delavrancea, Arion could be seen dining at the
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835:(who was secretary of the Conservative Study Circle) shared his ideas on national politics.
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of
Marghiloman's surrender, allowing Romania to reenter the war on the Central Powers.
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forces made him a political suspect. He spent the remainder of his life as a marginal.
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912:. In early 1919, Virgil Arion was arrested by the Romanian authorities, on charges of
389:. His participation in the Marghiloman government recovered for Romania the region of
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in Romania. Arion represented the civil party, Aurelia Stelorian, whom Georgescu had
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580:. Arion and Delavrancea both were celebrity guests at the Bucharest lecture tour of
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during most of World War I, a position which seemed to carry most weight during the
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701:. From 1909, Arion was also active as a philanthropist, serving on the board of
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452:. Upon his return to Romania, he was made Cabinet Secretary of Foreign Minister
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A young lawyer who supported political reform, Arion moved progressively to the
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conservatives, in an effort to topple the National Liberals. He first attended
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were the main "United Opposition" agitators who tried to seal a pact with the
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908:. His son followed in his footsteps, running on the Conservative list in the
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Returning to public life as a "constitutionalist" conservative, Arion joined
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under the control of its high clergy. Like Marghiloman, Arion supported the
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C. C. Arion made his debut in politics as a National Liberal, ran in the
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and served as Minister of Religion and Public Instruction under Premier
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that National Liberal politicians had been postponing ever since the
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Eventually, in June 1916, the government announced that Romania had
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944:. His son Dinu became a professional historian and lecturer at the
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Arion made significant efforts to reverse the policies adopted by
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1395:, Editura Bibliotecii Bucureștilor, Bucharest, 2012, pp.25–26.
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Anuarul Institutului de Istorie George Barițiu, Series Historica
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People from the United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia
761:. At the time, Arion also made public his approval of Romanian
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Boia, p.12, 86, 156–157, 203, 223–224, 360; Filitti (II), p.10
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904:(the future "People's Party"), whose leader was the war hero
741:. During the interval, he was elected honorary member of the
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club meetings around 1885, when he met and befriended the
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under government control, with the purpose of regulating
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Avangarda românească și complexul periferiei: primul val
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and his own nephew, Ion Peretz. He met and befriended
1373:. Washington Government Printing Office. p. 113.
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Filitti (II), p.9-10; Gheorghe & Șerbu, p.168-169
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Arion was close to the Conservative leaders Carp and
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Revista Critică de Drept, Legislație și Jurisprudență
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in 1913, and became editor of the academic journal,
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Conservative Party (Romania, 1880–1918) politicians
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Miniștrii de interne (1862–2007). Mică enciclopedie
893:. He also made significant efforts to postpone the
712:Arion (seated at center) and Romanian journalists.
3371:Grand Officers of the Order of the Star of Romania
3236:National Liberal Party (Romania, 1875) politicians
1420:Boia, p.153, 356, 358. See also Filitti (II), p.10
854:, with whom he discussed the idea of granting the
642:, worked as editorial adviser for their magazine,
98:Minister of Administration and Interior of Romania
3356:Grand Crosses of the Order of the Crown (Romania)
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369:. As a Conservative policymaker and disciple of
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3246:People's Party (interwar Romania) politicians
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3048:(Agriculture, Industry, Commerce and Domains)
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1242:"Gîlceavă politică în jurul statuii lui Cuza"
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459:Two years later, he was also employed by the
197:December 29, 1910 – October 14, 1912
3281:Members of the Chamber of Deputies (Romania)
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320:; June 18, 1855 – June 27, 1923) was a
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150:Minister of Religion and Public Instruction
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889:). Representing Romania, he witnessed the
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237:April 5, 1913 – December 31, 1913
110:March 28, 1912 – October 14, 1912
29:
3221:People from the Principality of Wallachia
584:, the French mystic and novelist (1898).
352:. His career peaked in 1918, when he was
225:Minister of Agriculture and Royal Domains
162:July 7, 1900 – February 13, 1901
58:March 5, 1918 – October 23, 1918
3351:Honorary members of the Romanian Academy
1327:Boia, pp.65, 152–157; Filitti (II), p.11
1104:"Informațiĭ. Atentatul de la șosea", in
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3271:Ministers of foreign affairs of Romania
3226:Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church
1478:, in the Mihail Sadoveanu City Library
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600:. His efforts centered on bringing the
502:, and paid homage to the leadership of
448:in 1876) and in Political Science from
3366:Grand Officers of the Legion of Honour
3361:Grand Crosses of the Order of St. Sava
3198:
46:Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania
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1077:Gheorghe & Șerbu, p.124, 167, 171
946:Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
463:Faculty of Law, where he lectured in
1496:Constantin Gheorghe, Miliana Șerbu,
840:German advance into southern Romania
3251:Ministers of agriculture of Romania
1276:George Barițiu Institute of History
13:
3097:(29 December 1910 – 28 March 1912)
421:ca. 1696, and integrated into the
14:
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3261:Ministers of education of Romania
1504:Romanian Ministry of the Interior
1365:United States Department of State
1050:Gheorghe & Șerbu, pp.167, 168
879:Romania's withdrawal from the war
816:, who demanded engagement on the
800:, and detested their competitor,
3286:Members of the Senate of Romania
3276:Ministers of interior of Romania
2971:(7 July 1900 – 13 February 1901)
1146:Gheorghe & Șerbu, pp.167–168
729:. It fell on Arion to adopt the
324:politician, affiliated with the
3266:Ministers of finance of Romania
3256:Ministers of culture of Romania
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1411:Boia, p.153; Filitti (II), p.11
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16:Romanian politician (1855–1923)
3331:Romanian people of World War I
3326:Romanian expatriates in France
1370:Texts of the Roumanian "Peace"
1071:
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866:, answering to the occupiers.
662:. By also appointing Arion at
260:Alexandru Constantinescu-Porcu
1:
2328:Interior Ministers of Romania
2084:Socialist Republic of Romania
1444:
1130:, Bucharest, 2007, pp.42–43.
887:Moldavian Democratic Republic
727:Agriculture and Royal Domains
3321:Romanian opinion journalists
3184:Barbu Ștefănescu Delavrancea
1569:Foreign Ministers of Romania
1482:, Nr. 5/2008, p. 9-10;
699:Constantin Dobrogeanu-Gherea
578:Barbu Ștefănescu Delavrancea
433:throughout the early 1870s.
429:, who had committed massive
403:
373:, he rewrote legislation on
7:
1490:, Nr. 6/2008, pp. 9–11
1318:Gheorghe & Șerbu, p.169
1180:Gheorghe & Șerbu, p.168
1036:Gheorghe & Șerbu, p.167
739:Albanian-Romanian community
731:set of agricultural reforms
354:Minister of Foreign Affairs
10:
3392:
3336:University of Paris alumni
3216:Politicians from Bucharest
891:Bessarabian–Romanian union
417:family, first attested in
3316:Romanian magazine editors
3180:(Agriculture and Domains)
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336:. He served two terms as
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3301:Romanian philanthropists
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735:Peasants' Revolt of 1907
602:Romanian Orthodox Church
500:representative democracy
379:Romanian Orthodox Church
3174:(Industry and Commerce)
2340:Principality of Romania
1581:Principality of Romania
1488:Biblioteca Bucureștilor
1480:Biblioteca Bucureștilor
875:Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
869:After the shock of the
461:University of Bucharest
413:The Arions were an old
342:Minister of Agriculture
3296:Lawyers from Bucharest
1068:Filitti (II), pp.10–11
721:
517:. During 1886, Arion,
326:National Liberal Party
218:Constantin G. Dissescu
3150:Mihail G. Cantacuzino
3128:Alexandru Marghiloman
3012:Alexandru Marghiloman
2336:United Principalities
1577:United Principalities
1521:Junimea și junimismul
1296:Filitti (II), pp.9–10
1278:, pp.219–223, 233–234
1262:Cătălin Botoșineanu,
926:Order of the Redeemer
798:Alexandru Marghiloman
792:World War I and after
769:region (taken by the
711:
588:Conservative politico
409:Early life and career
371:Alexandru Marghiloman
344:, and another one as
332:and, after 1918, the
131:Alexandru Marghiloman
3306:Finance law scholars
1527:, Bucharest, 1998.
1461:, Bucharest, 2010.
983:"Fără șase 1OO (II)"
718:Ion Theodorescu-Sion
697:restaurant owned by
492:Assembly of Deputies
436:Constantin (born in
3166:Constantin C. Arion
3095:Second Carp cabinet
3040:Constantin C. Arion
3002:Constantin Olănescu
786:professionalization
755:Alexander John Cuza
672:Mihail Dragomirescu
664:Convorbiri Literare
645:Convorbiri Literare
606:religious education
504:Romanian radicalism
442:University of Paris
314:Constantin C. Arion
23:Constantin C. Arion
3341:Sciences Po alumni
3172:Dimitrie Nenițescu
3140:(External Affairs)
3052:Ion C. Grădișteanu
3014:(External Affairs)
2969:First Carp cabinet
2789:Romania since 1989
2726:Socialist Republic
2448:Kingdom of Romania
2152:Romania since 1989
1955:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1903:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1882:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1862:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1836:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1736:Kingdom of Romania
1675:Calimachi-Catargiu
1660:Calimachi-Catargiu
1474:Georgeta Filitti,
1438:Filitti (II), p.11
1250:, January 24, 2008
1207:, Nr. 1/2006, p.14
1199:2013-11-05 at the
1192:Paul Brusanowski,
988:2013-11-03 at the
922:Order of the Crown
906:Alexandru Averescu
871:October Revolution
848:Raymund Netzhammer
825:joined the Entente
722:
687:Ion Luca Caragiale
650:Conservative Party
330:Conservative Party
173:Constantin Istrati
119:Carol I of Romania
79:Alexandru Averescu
3231:Romanian nobility
3193:
3192:
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2059:M. Antonescu
2053:I. Antonescu
2007:V. Antonescu
1986:Vaida-Voevod
1919:Vaida-Voevod
1892:
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1700:Kogălniceanu
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143:Take Ionescu
138:Succeeded by
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86:Succeeded by
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3211:1923 deaths
3206:1855 births
2676:Ghelmegeanu
2656:Franasovici
2596:Cămărășescu
2536:Marghiloman
2506:Cantacuzino
2383:L. Catargiu
2348:B. Catargiu
1826:Marghiloman
1795:A. Lahovary
1785:A. Lahovary
1749:D. Brătianu
1599:I. G. Ghica
1594:Cantacuzino
1476:"Arion (I)"
1451:Lucian Boia
1429:Boia, p.350
1120:Paul Cernat
1059:Boia, p.163
963:Boia, p.156
806:World War I
763:irredentism
716:drawing by
668:Ioan Bogdan
617:Spiru Haret
574:vitriolaged
570:honor crime
450:Sciences Po
350:World War I
243:Preceded by
207:Spiru Haret
203:Preceded by
185:Spiru Haret
168:Preceded by
126:Preceded by
74:Preceded by
67:Ferdinand I
3200:Categories
3146:(Finances)
3020:(Finances)
2827:C. Ionescu
2779:Postelnicu
2591:Argetoianu
2546:T. Ionescu
2471:T. Rosetti
2408:A. Golescu
2398:Ș. Golescu
2358:Crețulescu
2232:Diaconescu
2216:Diaconescu
2048:M. Sturdza
2043:Manoilescu
2038:Argetoianu
1975:Argetoianu
1924:Zamfirescu
1764:Câmpineanu
1721:Câmpineanu
1710:Câmpineanu
1680:Costa-Foru
1665:A. Golescu
1644:N. Golescu
1639:Ș. Golescu
1629:Ș. Golescu
1619:Mavrogheni
1523:, Vol. I,
1445:References
1354:Boia, p.48
940:, and the
928:, and the
782:Parliament
767:Bessarabia
720:, ca. 1910
633:Consistory
431:bank fraud
415:Wallachian
391:Bessarabia
281:1855-06-18
3291:Junimists
3152:(Justice)
3121:Ministers
3026:(Justice)
2995:Ministers
2907:Tudorache
2774:Homoștean
2734:Georgescu
2716:Georgescu
2706:Sănătescu
2666:Marinescu
2661:Călinescu
2651:Tătărescu
2636:Mironescu
2626:Mihalache
2566:Văitoianu
2561:Sărățeanu
2501:Pherekyde
2433:Teriachiu
2277:Obdobescu
2262:Meleșcanu
2257:Comănescu
2247:Meleșcanu
2242:Corlățean
2227:Baconschi
2211:Comănescu
2206:Cioroianu
2195:Ungureanu
2170:Meleșcanu
2122:Macovescu
2102:Preoteasa
2074:Tătărescu
2017:Tătărescu
2002:Titulescu
1996:Tătărescu
1991:Titulescu
1970:Mihalache
1965:Mironescu
1960:Titulescu
1944:Mitilineu
1908:Văitoianu
1877:Porumbaru
1872:Maiorescu
1805:Stoicescu
1775:Pherekyde
1634:Teriachiu
1506:, 2007.
1459:Humanitas
640:Junimists
446:Doctorate
438:Bucharest
404:Biography
395:Ententist
303:Bucharest
288:Bucharest
233:In office
193:In office
158:In office
106:In office
54:In office
3132:Interior
3006:Interior
2817:Tărăcilă
2759:Stănescu
2749:Drăghici
2739:Drăghici
2621:Popovici
2576:Averescu
2571:Mârzescu
2541:C. Arion
2516:Aurelian
2511:Olănescu
2438:Stătescu
2428:Stolojan
2418:Vernescu
2413:Epureanu
2403:A. Arion
2388:I. Ghica
2378:D. Ghica
2373:Florescu
2069:Vișoianu
1981:D. Ghika
1887:Averescu
1810:Aurelian
1754:Stătescu
1744:Boerescu
1726:Boerescu
1685:Boerescu
1649:D. Ghica
1614:I. Ghica
1517:Z. Ornea
1367:(1918).
1270:, 2008,
1197:Archived
986:Archived
873:and the
751:Domnitor
695:Ploiești
691:Junimist
676:mârlănie
654:Junimist
545:Junimist
539:leader,
537:Junimist
465:business
322:Romanian
2857:Dragnea
2837:Săniuță
2812:Dănescu
2711:Rădescu
2701:Penescu
2671:Ottescu
2641:Inculeț
2606:Știrbey
2521:Pallade
2491:Sturdza
2476:Știrbei
2368:Bosianu
2353:Arsache
2272:Aurescu
2267:Mănescu
2252:Aurescu
2221:Predoiu
2175:Severin
2165:Năstase
2117:Mănescu
2112:Bunaciu
2097:Bughici
2033:Gigurtu
2028:Gafencu
2012:Micescu
1949:Știrbey
1934:Derussi
1929:Ionescu
1867:Djuvara
1857:Sturdza
1841:Sturdza
1831:Sturdza
1816:Sturdza
1800:Sturdza
1759:Sturdza
1705:Ionescu
1624:Știrbei
1589:Arsache
844:Focșani
656:daily,
621:Junimea
594:Junimea
533:Junimea
528:Junimea
511:Premier
366:Junimea
348:before
115:Monarch
63:Monarch
2807:Babiuc
2797:Chițac
2754:Onescu
2744:Ștefan
2551:Morțun
2496:Lascăr
2190:Geoană
2142:Stoian
2132:Văduva
2127:Andrei
2107:Maurer
2092:Pauker
1898:Coandă
1790:Esarcu
1695:Cornea
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936:, the
924:, the
689:, the
481:Bitola
473:tenure
419:Brăila
328:, the
2897:Oprea
2892:Stroe
2877:Berca
2867:Blaga
2852:Oprea
2847:David
2842:Blaga
2822:Dejeu
2769:Coman
2696:Aldea
2631:Iorga
2526:Haret
2486:Fleva
2461:Mihai
2456:Chițu
2237:Marga
2185:Roman
2180:Pleșu
2160:Celac
1893:Arion
1486:, in
1266:, in
1244:, in
1203:, in
1107:Epoca
992:, in
952:Notes
858:to a
714:Conté
659:Epoca
423:boyar
361:right
2927:Bode
2922:Vela
2917:Moga
2902:Tobă
2887:Dușa
2872:Igaș
2862:Nica
2802:Ursu
2764:Bobu
2646:Iuca
2611:Duca
2601:Goga
2586:Lupu
2581:Vlad
2481:Manu
2466:Nacu
2137:Totu
1939:Duca
1914:Mișu
1780:Carp
1670:Carp
1529:ISBN
1508:ISBN
1463:ISBN
1397:ISBN
1132:ISBN
850:and
833:Dinu
759:Iași
670:and
568:for
521:and
467:and
294:Died
275:Born
3160:War
3034:War
2912:Dan
2882:Rus
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