- Ioan
Culcer (29 July 1853 –
September 1928) was a Wallachian-born
Romanian military leader and politician.
Culcer served as a
lieutenant during the Romanian...
- was restructured,
becoming the 1st
Territorial Army
Corps "General Ioan
Culcer", as part of a
wider program to
bring the
Romanian military in line with...
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department into two divisions. One of its most
critical journalists,
Rodica Culcer, was
placed in
charge of
supervising both divisions,
which actually reduced...
- Elizabeth; Hamilton, A. R.; Cullen,
James H.; Rogge, Sven; Salfi, Joe;
Culcer,
Dimitrie (April 1, 2021). "Qubits
composed of
holes could be the trick...
- (Sibiu/Hermannstadt), the
commander of the
Romanian 1st Army –
General Ioan
Culcer –
placed a
company of
infantry in the wild and
mountainous area
which separates...
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general in
World War II Radu Dan
Constantinescu (born 1955),
physicist Ioan
Culcer (1853–1928),
major general in
World War I
Adrian Ioana (born 1981), mathematician...
- from
Latin tapetum, and Old
English sigel "brooch" from
Latin sigillum,
culcer and læfel "spoon" from
Latin coclearium and
labellum beside Old English...
- of Romania's declaration, 80,000 men of the 5th
Corps under General Ioan
Culcer invaded Dobruja,
occupying a
front from
Tutrakan to Balchik. The
corps cavalry...
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Northern Army),
later Chief of the
General Staff of
Romania (1916–1918) Ioan
Culcer – Led the 1st Army
during the
Battle of
Transylvania Eremia Grigorescu –...
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Division (General Ion Dragalina) of the
Romanian 1st Army (General Ioan
Culcer)
fought against the 145th
Brigade (Colonel
Rudolf von Fiebich-Ripke) of...
