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1432:, fleeing the country with her children after the arrest of her husband, Constantin Basarab Brâncoveanu. Among the Brusturoasa Rosettis, Ioana's widower, General Rosetti, died a prisoner of the communist regime. Radu Jr, one of four children born to him and Ioana, was similarly persecuted. Dărmănești was also lost to the state, which used it as a
1012:, although the overall victory was endangered by factional disputes. According to one account, he himself had only joined the opposition after the failure of secret negotiations with Brătianu, who wanted him to become a National Liberal. By March, he was instrumental in forming the "united opposition" which removed Brătianu, replaced by the
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friend
Ghermani a caretaker of his younger children, with Triandafil as their recommended adviser. Most of his estate was eventually inherited by Barbu Alexandru, who spelled his name as "Știrbey" and was known locally as the "White Prince". He greatly increased the family's wealth with his
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mocked his "most profound muteness" as a deputy, his only visible "passion" being that of regaining a ministerial seat. This despite him having "all the negative qualities", an "absolute nobody" in politics (if "eminently honorable" in regular life).
1056:. He returned to ministerial office under a later Conservative administration, set up by General Florescu (November–December 1891), when he served as Minister of Finance. He resigned to be replaced by Ghermani, during a reshuffle which let back in
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reports, was "mourned not just by one party, but by the whole country." The
Assembly held a minute of silence in his honor. He was buried next to his father and brothers in the crypt of Buftea. The ceremony was lavish, attended by the
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newspaper, but could only register as a voter in early 1868, with the 1st
College of Bucharest. Upon his father's death in 1869, and his mother and older brother withdrawing to France, Alexandru inherited the Știrbei residence on
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January 1927, a moribund Ferdinand appointed the Prince as his Prime Minister, but Știrbey was toppled after only two weeks by Brătianu, who also died that year. His status threatened by the coronation in 1930 of a hostile
474:, Alexandru was the son of Barbu, the future reigning Prince. As such, he was also the nephew of Prince Barbu's rival brother, Gheorghe Bibescu, cousin of the adventurer Georges Bibesco, and uncle of the aviation pioneer
1195:, on behalf of the king, as well as by the Catargiu cabinet and the foreign diplomats. His older brother, who had cut off his links to Romania, survived him by three decades, dying in his nineties as the owner of a
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by reselling railway stock to the
Romanian state. Against other colleagues, he did not favor selling more stock to the Englishman George Crawley, noting that the latter lacked credentials. In May 1874, he was a
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1447:, was recovered by Ioana, baroness Kripp-Costinescu, who was sole inheritor of the "White Prince", in 2004. It was then controversially resold to a real-estate developer. The Buftea complex, listed by the
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Romanian elite from 1909, but Barbu lost Dărmănești to George and his wife, Elisabeta "Lysbeth" Băleanu; they rebuilt it using the architectural talents of
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1217:, and sponsoring their training as painters. His other brother Dimitrie left a daughter, Martha, who married in 1901 the Austrian officer Hans von Blome, later opening a literary salon in
1401:, failing in his bid to return as Prime Minister in 1945, before dying, in mysterious circumstances, the following year. Eliza survived to 1957, dying in poverty and seclusion under the
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men, although, for a while, he was also tipped as a potential member of the consolidated cabinet. He continued to hold seats in the
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Prince Barbu and his sons were offered a final chance to take the throne over both
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backing, he became leader of the party, but was toppled on
November 22 by the returning Catargiu. He remained a noted guest at
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He doubled this work with contribution as a philanthropist, and had a special connection with his
Oltenian constituency seat,
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s literary gatherings. During one such event in April 1882, he was one of the few to hear Eminescu reading a draft version of
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and as a diplomatic liaison of his father's. Both he and his father, who had abdicated, won seats as deputies to the
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plant, twenty orchards, one hundred gardens, and fifty vineyards. By 1898, his property there totaled 2350
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Lucia Tafta, "Relațiile economice româno-franceze: aranjamentul comercial din noiembrie 1876", in
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for its use. He shared this position with his cousin Georges. Together, the cousins also managed
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in March 1907; she died seven years later, leaving him sole owner of Brusturoasa and Mândrești.
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in December 1917, George supported the rogue Conservative faction formed by Marghiloman and
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In the decade that followed, A. B. Știrbei sought to pacify the Conservatives' rebellious
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The Struggle with Leviathan: Social Responses to the Omnipotence of the State, 1815–1965
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rule and the ascendancy of native or assimilated boyars. A protege of Prince
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of Buftea. His sons-in-law were: historian Șerban Flondor, son of statesman
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from the leading posts. According to Panu, Știrbei was reemerging as a
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in the 1820s, he married Ecaterina, granddaughter of the boyaress
46:Știrbei with his seven daughters, on the steps of their palace at
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Cărturari, opozanți și documente. Manipularea Arhivei Securității
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876:. As the war ended, Știrbei tried to oppose Romania's cession of
531:. His second son was adopted by a more prestigious Oltenian, the
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of Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, and donated the plot on which
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414:(1891). Știrbei personally dealt with the ramifications of the
390:, and served as its leader for three weeks in 1881. He was the
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Badea-Păun, pp. 109–110; Iorga, p. 191. See also Gane I, p. 90
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Cezara Mucenic, "Palatul Știrbey de pe Calea Victoriei", in
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P. Boutet, "Nouvelles diplomatiques et internationales", in
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and also continued his work in agriculture; and by daughter
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406:(1888–1889); he only served one more term in a cabinet, as
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Gheorghe Crutzescu (contributor: Virgiliu Z. Teodorescu),
1779:"Vila prințesei Alina Știrbey, azi Muzeul orașului Sinaia"
1008:, Știrbei made a triumphant return to the Assembly in the
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and a group investigating allegations of embezzlement by
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forced them to settle in Paris. Alexandru studied at the
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Dumitrachi Bibescu, whose life coincided with the end of
1264:'s death, the "White Prince" was famous as the lover of
1132:, Știrbei employed horticulturist Friedrich Grunow, who
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palace. Alexandru married Maria Ghica-Comănești of the
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Barbu C. Știrbei, who left him his name, the estate of
441:. Știrbei was the posthumous grandfather of politician
1787:(Bucharest edition), December 19, 2015; Mucenic, p. 74
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Gherghe, pp. 128–130, 161, 173–174; Iorga, pp. 191–192
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1176:. By February 1895, he was gravely ill. On March 13 (
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Romanian people of the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
3234:
Efemeridele. Insemnări & amintiri. Întâiul volum
2219:, p. 89. Bucharest: Imprimerie G. A. Lazareano, 1894
1757:, pp. 10–11. Karviná: Státní okresní archiv, 1999.
3926:
Conservative Party (Romania, 1880–1918) politicians
3730:
3667:
3389:
3277:
3157:
Parlamentul Romîn: 1866–1901. Biografii și portrete
3040:
P. P. Carp și locul său în istoria politică a țării
2451:
Analele Arhitectureĭ și Ale Artelor cu Care Se Légă
282:
231:
214:
197:
189:
173:
156:
140:
135:
113:
95:
77:
58:
32:
1996:"Conacul familiei George Știrbey de la Dărmănești"
1449:National Register of Historic Monuments in Romania
418:, which led him to participate in the creation of
2748:Mucenic, p. 75. See also Rosetti, pp. 92, 126–127
1529:"Anna principesă Brâncoveanu contesă de Noailles"
1622:"Prințul Alexandru Bibescu, un sonetist francez"
478:. As such, he was also the granduncle of writer
3061:Emanoil Chinezu – om politic, avocat și istoric
2203:Bacalbașa I, p. 190; II, p. 78; Ștribăț, p. 230
1866:Badea-Păun, p. 110. See also Iorga, pp. 193–194
1842:"Lettre de Roumanie. Bucarest, le 22 mars", in
1459:, which they turned into a leading producer of
1205:. A patron of the arts, he had married actress
1118:; he also erected Jitianu memorial bridge, was
872:, who was drafting a declaration of war on the
3150:București. Materiale de Istorie și Muzeografie
2865:București. Materiale de Istorie și Muzeografie
2255:Gane I, p. 240; Ștribăț, pp. 220, 234, 238–239
1405:, but finding posthumous fame as a memoirist.
616:: in November 1853, the country's invasion by
3255:
3025:. Bucharest: Biblioteca Bucureștilor, 2011.
2576:D., "Baracele cholerice de la Trocadero", in
1795:
1793:
73:November 6, 1881 – November 22, 1881
8:
4006:École Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr alumni
3941:Members of the Chamber of Deputies (Romania)
2976:Bucureștii de altădată. Vol. II: 1885 — 1901
2739:Grigore & Șerbu, p. 219; Rosetti, p. 194
2599:
2597:
2318:Bacalbașa II, pp. 53–54; Gane I, pp. 361–377
1857:Iorga, p. 193; Theodorian-Carada, pp. 58, 60
1708:Lăcusteanu & Crutzescu, pp. 137–138, 258
1673:
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880:to Russia, seeing it as an act of betrayal.
762:, which dealt specifically with opening the
2989:Bucureștii de altădată. Vol. I: 1871 — 1884
1950:Badea-Păun, pp. 111–112; Mucenic, pp. 74–75
1838:
1836:
1834:
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1397:. His final work was as an opponent of the
1016:Th. Rosetti. He was subsequently Rosetti's
3991:Wallachian refugees in the Austrian Empire
3262:
3248:
3240:
2657:Félix, "Le Monde et la Ville. Salons", in
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2609:
2572:
2570:
2016:
2014:
2012:
2010:
1876:
1874:
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3229:, Vol. XXXII (1), 2011, pp. 206–239.
2083:
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1965:
700:. She brought him as dowry the winery of
601:. Other brothers-in-law included General
371:Știrbei's father renounced all claims to
3236:. Bucharest: Tipografia Capitalei, 1930.
2615:"Nouvelles de l'étranger. Roumanie", in
2434:"Nouvelles de l'étranger. Roumanie", in
2354:"Deputații aleși din tóte județele", in
1520:
1518:
1424:weapons factory. His and Eliza's niece,
722:
3986:Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church
3921:Leaders of political parties in Romania
2705:Chefani-Pătrașcu, pp. 110–111, 140, 315
1473:
1420:; and Nicolae Costinescu, owner of the
1305:
1224:Through his will, Știrbei had made his
1156:, setting up a quarantine area for the
1128:was built. On his Oltenian estates, at
486:, making Știrbei the uncle of diplomat
3023:Podul Mogoșoaiei. Povestea unei străzi
1483:
1481:
1479:
1477:
1260:. A curator of the Royal Estates upon
437:, who married another Prime Minister,
127:November 1891 – December 1891
2449:"Concursul pentru Gara centrală", in
2291:Gane I, pp. 249; Ornea (1998), p. 280
1682:"Prințese valahe și baroni austrieci"
901:—directly supervising its publisher,
743:(June 1872). Assisting fellow deputy
593:; in 1855, she gave birth to his son
576:. Following the establishment of the
7:
3916:Ministers of public works of Romania
3138:. Bucharest: Casa Școalelor, 1943.
2730:. See also Gane II, pp. 273, 498–499
2720:Editura științifică și enciclopedică
2127:Nicolescu, pp. 121–123, 169–173, 243
895:, and an editor of the party organ,
739:, taking a seat in by-elections for
386:, Știrbei also helped establish the
3073:Constantin Grigore, Miliana Șerbu,
580:, George mounted the opposition to
109:November 1888 – March 1889
91:March 1888 – November 1888
4016:Romanian people of the Crimean War
3004:, Vol. XX, 2008, pp. 108–115.
2894:, Nr. 382, January 2013, pp. 12–13
1959:Crutzescu & Teodorescu, p. 535
1805:Nicolae Iorga Institute of History
1699:Lăcusteanu & Crutzescu, p. 141
25:
3011:. Renaissance: Bucharest, 2011.
2519:Un splendid colț din România Mare
1755:Rod Larisch-Mönnichů na Karvinsku
1209:, adopting in 1888 her daughters
97:Romanian Minister of the Interior
79:Romanian Minister of Public Works
3906:Ministers of interior of Romania
3152:, Vol. XX, 2006, pp. 58–80.
3076:Miniștrii de interne (1862–2007)
2854:Grigore & Șerbu, pp. 220–221
2823:Grigore & Șerbu, pp. 219–220
2814:, 1921. See also Gane II, p. 545
1502:Roxana Roseti, Vlad Teodorescu,
1353:
1338:
1323:
1308:
1144:, a charity set up by his aunt,
482:. His other cousin was the poet
338:, and nephew of another Prince,
318:; 1837 – March 13, 1895), was a
286:Businessman, journalist, soldier
40:
3911:Ministers of finance of Romania
3192:Portrete și tipuri parlamentare
3113:(contributor: Radu Crutzescu),
2540:, September 13 (25), 1887, p. 3
2273:Nicolescu, pp. 393–394, 410–411
1148:, having donated his estate in
1010:electoral sweep of January 1888
2991:. Bucharest: Editura Ziarului
2591:Mucenic, p. 75; Rosetti, p. 22
342:. After a short career in the
1:
3956:20th-century Romanian farmers
3951:19th-century Romanian farmers
3271:Interior Ministers of Romania
2486:, Vol. I, p. 136. Bucharest:
1911:"Bucurescĭ 4/16 Florarŭ", in
1744:Iorga, p. 158; Mucenic, p. 74
560:. Alexandru's older brother,
4001:Romanian emigrants to France
2059:"Memoriile soților Brătianu"
1416:; anti-communist politician
1099:. He owned other estates in
852:. In this context, Știrbei,
811:legislative election of 1875
803:steward of Bucharest Commune
622:Military School of Saint-Cyr
497:belonged to the low-ranking
115:Romanian Minister of Finance
3227:Acta Moldaviae Meridionalis
3100:: Vălenii de Munte, 1910.
2367:Grigore & Șerbu, p. 116
2300:Lovinescu, pp. 196–197, 212
1941:, February 24, 1868, p. 171
1680:Tudor Cireș, Simona Lazăr,
1487:Grigore & Șerbu, p. 115
1441:Romanian Revolution of 1989
962:wing, led by Maiorescu and
382:. While caucusing with the
4042:
4026:Politicians from Bucharest
3976:Romanian newspaper editors
3063:. Craiova: Sitech, 2009.
3007:Steluța Chefani-Pătrașcu,
2696:Mucenic, pp. 64, 69, 76–79
1803:, pp. 265–266. Bucharest:
1279:and join forces with them
1142:Așezămintele Brâncovenești
1116:the adjoining railway line
1020:(March–November 1888) and
850:declaring her independence
566:Wallachian military forces
350:and served terms in their
3961:Romanian agriculturalists
3232:Mariu Theodorian-Carada,
3042:, Vols. I–II. Bucharest:
2766:Rosetti, pp. 191, 194–195
2663:, November 18, 1901, p. 2
2639:, March 17, 1895, p. 1439
2488:Stab. Grafic J. V. Socecŭ
2440:, November 30, 1893, p. 3
2327:Theodorian-Carada, p. 100
1848:, March 26, 1895, pp. 1–2
1418:Grigore Niculescu-Buzești
1368:bathing in "Știrbey wine"
770:, through connections in
758:on the negotiations with
731:A. B. Știrbei joined the
685:, and a family domain in
547:princely election of 1842
431:Prime Minister of Romania
290:
131:
120:
102:
84:
66:
54:
39:
3971:Romanian philanthropists
2845:, Nr. 175, May–June 2013
2508:Chefani-Pătrașcu, p. 292
2185:Bacalbașa I, pp. 152–153
2176:Bacalbașa I, pp. 132–133
2149:, Vol. XII, 2000, p. 124
2090:Daniela Cârlea Șontică,
1882:Le Mémorial Diplomatique
1826:, December 3, 1853, p. 2
1445:earthquake of March 1977
1399:Romanian Communist Party
1387:National Legionary State
1271:, and alleged father of
1231:intensive animal farming
1172:politico and landowner,
1158:cholera outbreak of 1893
1126:Carol I National College
1018:Minister of Public Works
995:read from his new play,
747:, he tried to solve the
541:, and vineyards outside
505:, and more specifically
429:, who went on to become
400:Minister of the Interior
396:Minister of Public Works
3981:Nobility from Bucharest
3946:Romanian industrialists
3283:Principality of Romania
3059:Cosmin Lucian Gherghe,
2867:, Vol. XX, 2006, p. 283
2678:Leuven University Press
2648:Badea-Păun, pp. 114–115
2549:Chefani-Pătrașcu, p. 41
2023:Nicolae Petrescu-Redi,
1799:Gheorghe G. Bezviconi,
883:He returned to take an
476:George Valentin Bibescu
425:He was survived by son
297:Alexandru Barbu Știrbei
261:George Valentin Bibescu
34:Alexandru Barbu Știrbei
2892:Suplimentul de Cultură
2621:, March 14, 1895, p. 2
2582:, August 8, 1893, p. 1
2476:Constantin I. Brătianu
2309:Lovinescu, pp. 79, 197
2237:Nicolescu, pp. 321–322
2167:Nicolescu, pp. 135–136
2136:Nicolescu, pp. 145–146
1360:1910 advertisement by
1189:Crown Prince Ferdinand
834:National Liberal Party
799:elections of July 1874
728:
599:the Baroness Wallersee
564:, had a career in the
466:Origins and early life
420:Romania's railway grid
328:Barbu Dimitrie Știrbei
222:Barbu Dimitrie Știrbei
3279:United Principalities
3173:, Vol. I. Bucharest:
3171:Junimea și junimismul
3155:George D. Nicolescu,
2806:Vasile Th. Cancicov,
2757:Rosetti, pp. 127, 194
2718:, p. 500. Bucharest:
2358:, Nr. 18/1888, p. 282
1884:, No. 18/1870, p. 205
1753:Veronika Matroszová,
1527:Constantin Ciopraga,
1258:Nicolae Ghica-Budești
1215:Georges Achille Fould
1174:Alexandru Marghiloman
1154:Brâncovenesc Hospital
830:election of June 1876
805:, seconding Manu and
764:Romanian railway grid
737:1871–1875 legislature
726:
662:Carol of Hohenzollern
578:United Principalities
348:United Principalities
346:, he returned to the
334:, younger brother of
276:Alexandru Marghiloman
271:Georges Achille Fould
193:Maria Ghica-Comănești
4011:French Army officers
3936:Romanian monarchists
2970:Constantin Bacalbașa
2812:Atelierele Universul
2472:George Ioan Lahovari
2462:Bacalbașa II, p. 168
2398:Bacalbașa II, p. 140
2264:Ornea (1998), p. 277
1902:Bacalbașa II, p. 104
1462:Tămâioasă Românească
1362:Ion Theodorescu-Sion
1233:, his investment in
985:Alexandru Macedonski
733:Assembly of Deputies
603:Ion Emanuel Florescu
562:George Barbu Știrbei
527:and a member of the
445:, of female aviator
412:Ion Emanuel Florescu
352:Assembly of Deputies
336:George Barbu Știrbei
246:Ion Emanuel Florescu
236:George Barbu Știrbei
3966:Romanian winemakers
3220:Convorbiri Literare
2937:, September 2, 2016
2912:Mucenic, pp. 71, 80
2558:"Informațiuni", in
2453:, Nr. 5/1893, p. 72
2425:Gane I, pp. 418–419
2246:Bacalbașa I, p. 269
2158:Gane I, pp. 163–164
2100:, December 12, 2005
2030:Convorbiri Literare
1917:, May 5, 1867, p. 1
1801:Necropola Capitalei
1608:, February 25, 2017
1534:Convorbiri Literare
1504:"Prințul rătăcitor"
1383:during World War II
1300:Știrbei inheritance
1247:George G. Cretzianu
1077:Constantin C. Arion
991:" (March 1882) and
878:Southern Bessarabia
870:Mihail Kogălniceanu
791:Nicolae C. Brăiloiu
787:Minister of Finance
727:Știrbei family arms
634:Italian War of 1859
597:, later husband of
587:Alexandru Ioan Cuza
574:September 1857 race
449:and, allegedly, of
373:the Romanian throne
332:Prince of Wallachia
3996:Refugees in France
3732:Romania since 1989
3669:Socialist Republic
3391:Kingdom of Romania
3111:Grigore Lăcusteanu
2949:Diana Pârvulescu,
2676:, p. 306. Leuven:
2618:Journal des Débats
2603:Mucenic, pp. 75–76
2521:, p. 72. Craiova:
2499:Rosetti, pp. 22–24
2437:Journal des Débats
1893:Badea-Păun, p. 111
1845:Journal des Débats
1598:Alexandra Șerban,
1330:Știrbei Chapel in
1291:, and favored the
1281:in the war of 1916
1239:Ion I. C. Brătianu
1203:Bécon-les-Bruyères
1183:Journal des Débats
1004:Together with the
998:Fântâna Blanduziei
939:Kingdom of Romania
927:Grigore Triandafil
911:Alexandru Lahovary
893:Conservative Party
862:Pache Protopopescu
795:Mayor of Bucharest
729:
642:Franco–Mexican War
439:Ion I. C. Brătianu
388:Conservative Party
168:Kingdom of Romania
60:Conservative Party
3878:
3877:
3474:I. I. C. Brătianu
3127:978-973-46-4083-6
3085:978-97374-504-8-7
3069:978-606-530-315-7
3044:Editura Ziarului
3031:978-606-8337-19-7
3017:978-606-637-009-7
2980:Editura Ziarului
2957:, August 11, 2014
2880:Gabriel Andreescu
2797:, May 2001, p. 65
2686:978-94-6270-070-3
2480:Grigore Tocilescu
2416:Nicolescu, p. 534
2389:Panu, pp. 152–153
2376:Georges Bibesco,
2356:Gazeta Săteanului
2228:Nicolescu, p. 201
2213:Anastase Stolojan
2194:Nicolescu, p. 214
2097:Jurnalul Național
2001:Jurnalul Național
1820:, de Vienne", in
1690:, August 31, 2008
1687:Jurnalul Național
1627:Jurnalul Național
1509:Jurnalul Național
993:Vasile Alecsandri
858:Petru Grădișteanu
846:Russo-Turkish War
842:Anastase Stolojan
749:Strousberg Affair
648:Entering politics
607:Alexandru Plagino
525:Safta Brâncoveanu
499:boyar aristocracy
484:Alexandru Bibescu
451:Ileana of Romania
416:Strousberg Affair
316:Alexandre Stirbey
294:
293:
251:Alexandru Plagino
164:(aged 57–58)
18:Alexandru Știrbey
16:(Redirected from
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1073:Alexandre Marcel
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941:, with Carol as
919:Grigore Păucescu
907:Menelas Ghermani
866:Dimitrie Sturdza
815:liberal movement
801:, he was made a
783:Petre Mavrogheni
716:(born 1870) and
666:Foreign Minister
529:Văcărescu family
521:Grigore IV Ghica
480:Anna de Noailles
455:communist regime
443:George Cretzianu
408:Finance Minister
392:Romanian Kingdom
340:Gheorghe Bibescu
299:, also rendered
253:(brother-in-law)
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3891:1837 births
3619:Ghelmegeanu
3599:Franasovici
3539:Cămărășescu
3479:Marghiloman
3449:Cantacuzino
3326:L. Catargiu
3291:B. Catargiu
3196:Tipografia
3188:George Panu
2888:(fragment)"
1034:George Panu
1022:of Interior
741:Dolj County
735:during the
706:Brusturoasa
626:French Army
614:Crimean War
554:Cantacuzino
507:Gorj County
344:French Army
174:Nationality
166:Bucharest,
3885:Categories
3770:C. Ionescu
3722:Postelnicu
3534:Argetoianu
3489:T. Ionescu
3414:T. Rosetti
3351:A. Golescu
3341:Ș. Golescu
3301:Crețulescu
2964:References
1434:sanatorium
1346:Dărmănești
1235:cash crops
1134:reforested
980:Luceafărul
772:Bolvașnița
755:rapporteur
702:Dărmănești
628:under the
539:Cepturoaia
517:Phanariote
360:Dărmănești
320:Wallachian
283:Profession
178:Wallachian
3931:Junimists
3850:Tudorache
3717:Homoștean
3677:Georgescu
3659:Georgescu
3649:Sănătescu
3609:Marinescu
3604:Călinescu
3594:Tătărescu
3579:Mironescu
3569:Mihalache
3509:Văitoianu
3504:Sărățeanu
3444:Pherekyde
3376:Teriachiu
3207:798081254
3201:, 1892.
3177:, 1998.
3144:935314935
3121:, 2015.
3106:876302354
3055:174249416
3049:, 1936.
3046:Universul
2993:Universul
2982:Universul
2779:Ion Bulei
2722:, 1996.
2660:Le Figaro
1823:La Presse
1457:Drăgășani
1178:Old Style
1069:Cotroceni
1046:Junimists
1006:Junimists
797:. In the
710:Mândrești
695:Moldavian
654:Sașa Cuza
558:Elisabeta
543:Drăgășani
512:Logothete
472:Bucharest
461:Biography
384:Junimists
313:Francized
238:(brother)
232:Relatives
180:(to 1859)
151:Wallachia
147:Bucharest
123:In office
105:In office
87:In office
69:In office
3760:Tărăcilă
3702:Stănescu
3692:Drăghici
3682:Drăghici
3564:Popovici
3519:Averescu
3514:Mârzescu
3484:C. Arion
3459:Aurelian
3454:Olănescu
3381:Stătescu
3371:Stolojan
3361:Vernescu
3356:Epureanu
3346:A. Arion
3331:I. Ghica
3321:D. Ghica
3316:Florescu
3167:Z. Ornea
3117:. Iași:
2955:Mediafax
2925:Mediafax
2579:Adevărul
2055:Z. Ornea
1938:Romanulu
1914:Romanulu
1818:Wanderer
1784:Adevărul
1605:Adevărul
1379:Carol II
1226:Junimist
1211:Consuelo
1170:Junimist
1150:Cervenia
1130:Pătulele
1085:hectares
1050:Junimist
1014:Junimist
968:Junimist
823:Domnitor
658:Domnitor
583:Domnitor
470:Born in
324:Romanian
309:Știrbeiŭ
263:(nephew)
258:(nephew)
224:(father)
198:Children
183:Romanian
62:chairman
3800:Dragnea
3780:Săniuță
3755:Dănescu
3654:Rădescu
3644:Penescu
3614:Ottescu
3584:Inculeț
3549:Știrbey
3464:Pallade
3434:Sturdza
3419:Știrbei
3311:Bosianu
3296:Arsache
3222:, 1933.
3163:, 1903.
3119:Polirom
2995:, 1935.
2985:, 1928.
1198:château
1191:and by
1112:Calafat
1108:Craiova
1081:canning
1058:Junimea
1036:of the
972:Junimea
959:Junimea
951:Junimea
889:in 1879
828:In the
825:Carol.
776:Predeal
766:to the
678:Ordinea
572:in the
503:Oltenia
380:Carol I
365:Junimea
305:Știrbey
273:(niece)
268:(niece)
243:(uncle)
3750:Babiuc
3740:Chițac
3697:Onescu
3687:Ștefan
3494:Morțun
3439:Lascăr
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2523:Ramuri
2490:, 1898
1807:, 1972
1761:
1422:Sinaia
1332:Buftea
1318:palace
1285:typhus
1219:Vienna
1121:ktitor
1087:(5806
925:, and
898:Timpul
848:, and
793:, the
698:Ghicas
687:Buftea
618:Russia
556:wife,
534:Vornic
410:under
402:under
356:Buftea
322:-born
215:Parent
190:Spouse
48:Buftea
3840:Oprea
3835:Stroe
3820:Berca
3810:Blaga
3795:Oprea
3790:David
3785:Blaga
3765:Dejeu
3712:Coman
3639:Aldea
3574:Iorga
3469:Haret
3429:Fleva
3404:Mihai
3399:Chițu
3198:Lupta
2931:, in
2890:, in
2839:, in
2785:, in
2631:Havas
2561:Epoca
2094:, in
2061:, in
2027:, in
1998:, in
1781:, in
1684:, in
1624:, in
1602:, in
1531:, in
1506:, in
1469:Notes
1395:Egypt
1393:from
1348:manor
1266:Queen
1089:acres
975:'
949:With
887:seat
714:Eliza
595:Georg
435:Eliza
307:, or
3870:Bode
3865:Vela
3860:Moga
3845:Tobă
3830:Dușa
3815:Igaș
3805:Nica
3745:Ursu
3707:Bobu
3589:Iuca
3554:Duca
3544:Goga
3529:Lupu
3524:Vlad
3424:Manu
3409:Nacu
3203:OCLC
3179:ISBN
3140:OCLC
3123:ISBN
3102:OCLC
3081:ISBN
3065:ISBN
3051:OCLC
3027:ISBN
3013:ISBN
2724:ISBN
2682:ISBN
2636:JORF
1759:ISBN
1453:euro
1213:and
774:and
708:and
398:and
377:King
358:and
157:Died
144:1837
141:Born
3855:Dan
3825:Rus
3775:Rus
1201:in
785:as
674:lei
501:of
394:'s
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