- Emil
Calmanovici (March 1896 –
March 12, 1956) was a
Romanian engineer, businessman, and
communist militant.
Known for the
financial support he gave to...
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baseball outfielder Emil
Brunner (1889–1966),
Swiss theologian Emil
Calmanovici (1896–1956),
Romanian businessman and
communist militant Emil Cedercreutz...
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allegation also
surfaced in the
parallel investigations of
Koffler and Emil
Calmanovici.
Serious questions remain on the
positions of the
various Romanian Communist...
- (1908–1988),
ethnomusicologist Victor Brauner (1903–1966),
painter Emil
Calmanovici (1896–1956),
industrialist and
communist activist Ramona Cheorleu (born...
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Republic of
China Franklin Brito, Venezuela, land dispute, 2010, died Emil
Calmanovici,
Communist Romania,
political prisoner, 1956, died
Cesar Chavez, leader...
- Weinberg,
photographer Medi Dinu,
painter Max Auschnitt,
financier Emil
Calmanovici,
financier and
communist activist Safra Catz,
business executive Solomon...
- high-ranking functionaries";
examples of
major sponsors include Emil
Calmanovici, who also did
bookkeeping for the party. Foriș was
confirmed with a perfunctory...
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himself attempted to
intervene on
behalf on one victim, Emil
Calmanovici,
noting that
Calmanovici had once
spent "half of his own fortune" in
subsidies for...
- Brăileanu†
Harry Brauner Radu Budișteanu
Constantin Bușilă [ro]† Emil
Calmanovici†
Corneliu Calotescu George Matei Cantacuzino Ion
Caraion Ion Cârja Ștefan...
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purge in
January 1945, when he was
debarred following a
report by I. G.
Calmanovici. In May,
Filmul Românesc
stripped him of his
membership (alongside Crainic...
