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493:. Although lacking infantry support, skillful maneuvering and precise firing of the artillery pieces carried the day; four German tanks were destroyed and several damaged, while only two Romanian guns were lost. For this feat of arms, Dobriceanu was awarded in 1945 the
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troops. He advanced in rank to major in 1934 and lieutenant colonel in 1938, after which he took command of the 1st
Regiment–Dolj. On behalf of the General Staff, Dobriceanu attended in 1937 the
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Dobriceanu was put in reserve on 9 August 1946, promoted to brigadier general on 21 December, and retired on 9 August 1947. After the establishment of the
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neighborhood was returned to him, and he was promoted to major general (in the reserves) in 1967. That same year he published a book of his war memoirs.
962:"Comoara folclorică de la Dobriceni, muzeul sătesc unic în România care i-a trezit invidia și "cheful" de artă surorii dictatorului Nicolae Ceausescu"
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Decretul Regal nr. 1.906 din 8 iunie 1940 pentru numiri de membri ai ordinului „Coroana României”, publicat în
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pilot in World War II, then worked for many years as an engineer on restoration projects for the
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Decretul Regal nr. 1.652 din 7 august 1947 pentru treceri în pozițiunea de rezervă, publicat în
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Brigada 8 LAROM "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" — Un Secol de
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on 12 July. For his actions during this operation he was awarded on 22 September the
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Stroea, Adrian; Șomîtcă, Mihai; Băjenaru, Gheorghe; David, Mihaela (2016).
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Dobriceanu had a daughter, Sanda, and a son, Alexandru (Ricu), who was an
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with a long military tradition. His father, Sergeant
Alexandru Dobriceanu-
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in June 1940. Dobriceanu was in command of the 3rd
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792:, anul CIX, nr. 237 din 7 octombrie 1941, partea I-a, p. 5.964.
433:. Dobriceanu disengaged his regiment and took new positions at
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Ploeșteanu, Grigore; Suciu, Vasile T.; Lădariu, Lazăr (1985),
919:, anul CXV, nr. 191 din 20 august 1947, partea I-a, p. 7.512.
835:[165 Years of Modern Romanian Artllery] (in Romanian)
776:, anul CVIII, nr. 131 din 8 iunie 1940, partea I-a, p. 2.790.
230:(19 September 1894 – 10 February 1978) was an officer in the
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In April 1944 he was commanding the 1st
Regiment during the
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In 1913 he went to study at the
Artillery Officer School in
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After being promoted to captain in 1923, he studied at the
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Valley. He continued advancing with the 4th Army towards
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of 23 August 1944, Romania switched sides and joined the
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Recipients of the Order of Saint
Stanislaus (Russian)
833:"165 de Ani de Existență a Artileriei Române Moderne"
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Romanian military personnel of the Second Balkan War
406:, Officer rank. Subsequently, he took part in the
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481:, his regiment fought was attacked by some 50–60
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696:"Primăria Iancu Jianu – Din Istoricul Comunei"
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591:Order of Saint Stanislaus (House of Romanov)
378:in order to reclaim the lost territories of
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259:He was born on 19 September 1894 in
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477:. On 19 October, at the battle for
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362:. In June 1940 he was awarded the
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803:"Jurnal de pe Frontul de Est (9)"
394:Regiment. His troops crossed the
960:Mitran, Alina (19 August 2017).
937:] (in Romanian). București:
809:(in Romanian). 23 September 2018
609:Military Order of the White Lion
603:Czechoslovak War Cross 1939–1945
203:Military Order of the White Lion
199:Czechoslovak War Cross 1939–1945
36:Alexandru Dobriceanu, as Colonel
935:The trajectories' dance of fire
931:Dansul de foc al traiectoriilor
831:Stroea, Adrian (1 March 2013).
544:He died on 10 February 1978 in
489:, coming from the direction of
374:On 22 June 1941 Romania joined
929:Dobriceanu, Alexandru (1967).
533:. As a result, Dobriceanu was
415:First Jassy–Kishinev Offensive
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1016:Romanian Land Forces generals
654:"E frig în istorie fără eroi"
587:, Officer rank (8 June 1940).
83:Socialist Republic of Romania
617:, 3rd class (4 August 1945).
597:Order of the Star of Romania
585:Order of the Crown (Romania)
404:Order of the Star of Romania
293:Romanian War of Independence
194:Order of the Star of Romania
887:Acta Moldaviae Meridionalis
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242:, and rose to the rank of
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190:Order of Saint Stanislaus
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228:Alexandru A. Dobriceanu
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473:and then crossed into
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333:Hungarian–Romanian War
145:Hungarian–Romanian War
700:primariaiancujianu.ro
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398:and took control of
376:Operation Barbarossa
234:who fought in both
24:Alexandru Dobriceanu
1006:People from Craiova
857:Epopeea de pe Mureș
565:St. Nicholas Church
521:and was declared a
427:King Michael's Coup
325:Battle of Mărășești
138:Battle of Mărășești
447:Gheorghe Avramescu
364:Order of the Crown
358:Conference of the
273:Kingdom of Romania
185:Order of the Crown
170:Battle of Debrecen
63:Kingdom of Romania
917:Monitorul Oficial
904:Monitorul Oficial
790:Monitorul Oficial
774:Monitorul Oficial
531:Nicolae Ceaușescu
527:Andruță Ceaușescu
435:Poienarii Burchii
392:Vânători de Gardă
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344:Higher War School
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74:(1978-02-10)
1001:1978 deaths
996:1894 births
807:art-emis.ro
467:Mureș River
461:, first at
321:World War I
291:during the
265:Dolj County
236:World War I
209:, 3rd class
133:World War I
59:Dolj County
990:Categories
622:References
396:Prut River
380:Bessarabia
281:Olt County
255:Early life
215:Alma mater
89:Allegiance
48:1894-09-19
947:600580905
869:895783668
553:Air Force
546:Bucharest
539:Dorobanți
463:Târnăveni
455:Hungarian
425:. After
305:Bucharest
277:Dobriceni
267:, in the
250:Biography
79:Bucharest
967:Adevărul
563:and the
443:4th Army
439:Ploiești
384:Bukovina
337:Budapest
99:Service/
561:Prejmer
491:Szolnok
475:Hungary
400:Lărguța
329:Muncelu
285:Chiorul
269:Oltenia
261:Craiova
93:Romania
55:Craiova
974:31 May
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839:31 May
813:31 May
755:31 May
706:31 May
678:31 May
579:Awards
573:France
569:Brașov
471:Oradea
451:German
431:Allies
356:Prague
352:Geneva
181:Awards
101:branch
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