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Bukarester FC was a
football club from Bucharest, Romania. It
represented the
local German community from
Bucharest at the
round of the 20th century, with...
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Gazeta Bucureștilor was a
Romanian version of the
German newspaper Bukarester Tagblatt,
published in Bucharest,
Kingdom of Romania.
Harboring strongly...
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newspapers of the
Kingdom of
Romania Alegătorul liber,
January 23, 1875
Bukarester Tagblatt,
August 10, 1880 (in German) Voința naționala,
November 1, 1884...
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Armistice of Focșani "
Bukarester Tagblatt"
announcing the
conclusion of the
truce Type
Truce Signed 9
December 1917
Location Focșani,
Kingdom of Romania...
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Colentina București (1)
Cercul Atletic București
Bukarester FC 1913–14
Colentina București (2)
Bukarester FC
Cercul Atletic București 1914–15 Româno-Americană...
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Interkulturelle Grenzgänge.
Akten der
wissenschaftlichen Tagung des
Bukarester Instituts für
Germanistik zum 100. Gründungstag, hg. von
George Gutu und...
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Treaty of
Buftea Bukarester Tagblatt announcing the
conclusion of the
preliminary peace treaty Signed 5 March [O.S. 20 February] 1918
Location Buftea,...
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locomotive was
created after an
implementation project at
Sulzer AG, the then
Bukarester Lokomotivwerke 23.
August started production.
Production in Bucharest...
- (C) 10 8 2 0 31 4 +27 18 2
Colentina București 10 7 3 0 50 12 +38 17 3
Bukarester FC 10 5 1 4 15 15 0 11 4
Prahova Ploiești 10 4 0 6 20 29 −9 8 5 Colțea...
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headquarters became home to the German-language
official mouthpiece,
Bukarester Tageblatt. Brănișteanu, who did not join in the exodus,
worked with Constantin...
