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Calistrat Ilie Cuțov (10
October 1948 – c. 19
March 2025) was a
Romanian boxer who won the
European lightweight title in 1969 and an
Olympic bronze medal...
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Calistrat Hogaș (born
Calistrat Dumitriu;
April 19, 1848 –
August 28, 1917) was a Moldavian,
later Romanian prose writer. The son of a
Tecuci priest,...
- two
shepherds had
walked through there since autumn. The two shepherds,
Calistrat Bogza and Ilie Cuțui, live in the Doi Meri
Valley and seem to have quickly...
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retired with a
record of 20
losses out of 155 bouts. His
elder brother Calistrat was also an
Olympic boxer.
Below is the
record of
Simion Cuțov, a Romanian...
- Azzaro (FRA) Stoiane Pilitchev (BUL) 1
Calistrat Cuțov (ROU) 4
Calistrat Cuțov (ROU) 5 Erik Nikkinen (FIN) 0
Calistrat Cuțov (ROU) 5 Mongi Landhili (TUN)...
- (Harlem Wizards,
Harlem Globetrotters),
tallest man in the
United States.
Calistrat Cuțov, 76,
Romanian boxer,
Olympic bronze medallist (1968). (body discovered...
- Vărzaru, 64,
rugby union player (Steaua București,
national team). 19
March Calistrat Cuțov, 76, boxer,
Olympic bronze medallist (1968). (body
discovered on...
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folkloric festivals all year round. The
Petru Rareș
National College, "
Calistrat Hogaș"
national college,
National College of
Computer Science as well...
- "sihlă"
means thick forest of
young trees; thicket. Over a
century later,
Calistrat Hogaș
described the hermit's environment: "Dacă
Sihla nu pășește dincolo...
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Carlsson (SWE), 5:0
Valeri Limasov (URS) def.
Robert Colley (NZL), DSQ-3
Calistrat Cuțov (ROM) def. Jean-Claude Ruiz (FRA), 5:0
Jamsul Harahap (INA) def...
