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Onisifor Ghibu (May 31, 1883 –
October 3, 1972) was a
Romanian teacher of pedagogy,
member of the
Romanian Academy, and politician. Born into a peasant...
- Sipos, p. 49
Ghibu, p. 32; Silași, p. 81 Ecsedy, p. 171;
Ghibu, pp. 32, 247; Sipos, pp. 49–50 Ecsedy, p. 171;
Ghibu, pp. 33–35, 247–248
Ghibu, pp. 33–34...
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Romanianization of the
existing university. A
third group, led by
Onisifor Ghibu, the
former superintendent of the
Transyilvanian Orthodox schools, called...
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dissolution by the
Romanian authorities was deplored;
authors such as
Onisifor Ghibu expressed a
critical view on the
relation between Romanian administrative...
- niece,
Elena Donici.
Donici himself was seen by the PNM
ideologue Onisifor Ghibu as a
rather incompetent and weak
champion of the cause. He
lived to see...
- was a
magazine from Chişinău, Bessarabia,
founded in May 1917 by
Onisifor Ghibu. It was the
successor of Cuvînt
moldovenesc PRESA BASARABEANĂ de la începuturi...
- high schools), as well as
mixed schools—e.g.,
George Coșbuc and
Onisifor Ghibu high
schools with Romanian/German
classes and Romanian/Hungarian classes...
- Luceafărul, Vol. XX,
Issue 20, May 1977, p. 5 Sevastos, pp. 273–274
Ghibu, p. 229
Ghibu, pp. 229–230 "Ultima oră. Din localitate. Ora 4 d. a.", in Evenimentul...
- w****ly
newspaper from Chişinău, the
Moldavian Republic,
founded by
Onisifor Ghibu in
October 1917. Initially, the
newspaper was
published w****ly,
later appeared...
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College –
social sciences, sciences,
informatics and
linguistics Onisifor Ghibu High
School – informatics, sciences, sports,
theater and
linguistics Andrei...
