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Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu (9 July 1852,
Bucharest – 1
October 1935) was a
Romanian military officer. He parti****ted in the
Romanian War of Independence...
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Nagyszeben (Sibiu). However, the 2nd Army's new commander,
General Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu, was
unaware of just how
close he was to
rupturing the
enemy lines and...
- inventor,
cinema pioneer and film
director (b. 1860)
October 1 –
Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu,
Romanian general and
politician (b. 1852)
October 19 –
Maria Cederschiöld...
- Averescu: 15
August 1916 – 25
August 1916
Divisional general Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu: 25
August 1916 – 25
September 1916
Divisional general Alexandru Averescu:...
- Dabija [ro] who in
February 1910 was
appointed by
General Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu to
analyze 32
files that
referred to this event.
Based on
these do****ents...
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hundreds of
other wounded. Two bystanders,
Andrei Frumușanu and
Aurica Crăiniceanu, were shot and
killed by a
Major of the
Protection and
Guard Service...
- JSTOR 2337015. Carroll,
Raymond J.; Ruppert, David; Stefanski,
Leonard A.;
Crainiceanu,
Ciprian (2006).
Measurement Error in
Nonlinear Models: A
Modern Perspective...
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supported by cavalry. The
Second Romanian Army,
under General Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu, had its
forces halved in mid-September, when
three of its divisions...
- Karl
Petrovich Jessen,
Russian admiral (d. 1918) July 9 –
Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu,
Romanian general and
politician (d. 1935) July 12 – Hipólito Yrigoyen...
- on 7 September. His replacement,
Grigore C.
Crăiniceanu, was a
major downgrade in leadership.
Crăiniceanu's appointment caused consternation, as elements...
