- Emil
Costinescu (March 12, 1844–July 6, 1921) was a
Romanian economist,
businessman and politician. Born in Iași,
Costinescu was the self-taught son of...
- of fire of 20 rounds/minute.
During World War 2
these guns also used
Costinescu 75 mm anti-tank round.
These upgraded field guns were used in all infantry...
- from: and for the rest of the
warships from:
Bungescu AA fire
director Costinescu 6.6 kg 75 mm armor-piercing s**** T-1
tractor – 5
prototypes Data from:...
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August 26, 1907, he
married Alexandrina (Adina)
Costinescu (1886–1975), the
daughter of Emil
Costinescu, an
important National Liberal Party politician...
- was also
supported by the government,
voiced by
Finance Minister Emil
Costinescu, who mentioned,
among other things, the
precedent set by the Bank of France...
- of fire of 20 rounds/minute.
During World War 2
these guns also used
Costinescu 75 mm anti-tank round.
These upgraded field guns were used in all infantry...
-
Moise –
guitar (2017-2018) 1
Andrei Bălașa –
guitar (2018-2019) 1
George Costinescu – b**** (2017-2019) 1
Daniel Moroiu – b**** (2019-2021) 1 Note: 1 – former...
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Costache Negri, Galați –
Costache Negri,
revolutionary Costinești – Emil
Costinescu,
Minister of
Finance and
landowner Cuza Vodă, Călărași, Cuza Vodă, Constanța...
- 1899 –
February 1901
Preceded by
Nicolae Filipescu Succeeded by Emil
Costinescu Minister of
Public Works In
office 29
December 1910 – 27
March 1912 Prime...
- Büffelbrunnen
until 1940. In 1940 it was
renamed to Costinești
after Emil
Costinescu, a
former land
owner and
Minister of Finance.
Between 1950 and 1960 it...
