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General Staff Took
office Left
office Time in
office 1 Gărdescu,
GrigoreColonel Grigore Gărdescu [ro] 8
January 1860 29
January 1860 21 days 2 Sămășescu...
- Epureanu.
Following Mihail S****za's
ouster in 1849,
Grigore joined the
Ottoman army as a
Colonel, and took part in the
Crimean War,
serving under Michał...
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Grigore Bălan (July 14, 1896–September 13, 1944) was a
Romanian brigadier general during World War II. Bălan was born in Felsőbalázsfalva, a
village in...
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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...
- 1919–1921
General Grigore Constandache, 1928–1929
General Nicolae Popescu, 1930–1931
General Ioan Bădescu, 1931–1932
General Grigore Constandache, 1933–1934...
- The 81st
Mechanised Brigade (Romanian:
Brigada 81 Mecanizată "General
Grigore Bălan") is a
mechanised brigade of the
Romanian Land Forces, established...
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Grigore Simionescu (March 22, 1857 –
December 20, 1932) was a
Romanian officer who was one of the
generals of the
Romanian Army in
World War I. He served...
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Grigore N.
Filipescu (also
known as Griguță Filipescu,
Francized as Grégoire Filipesco;
October 1, 1886 –
August 25, 1938) was a
Romanian politician,...
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General Headquarters in
Bucharest 13th
Communication and
Informatics Center „
Colonel Gheorghe Vișata”, in
Bucharest 30th
Guards Brigade "Mihai Viteazul", in...
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administration for the
Southern Front, with the rank of Brigade-Commissar (
Colonel). When the
Germans occupied Ukraine in 1942,
Brezhnev was sent to the Caucasus...
