- born
Nichita Hristea Stănescu; 31
March 1933 – 13
December 1983) was a
Romanian poet and essayist. Stănescu's
father was
Nicolae Hristea Stănescu (1908–1982)...
- Camelia-Elena
Hristea (born 3
February 1991) is a
Romanian former tennis player. On 10
October 2011, she
reached her
highest WTA
doubles ranking of 345.
Hristea made...
- Ioan
Hristea (17
March 1897 – 1
March 1974) was a
Romanian Officer during World War II. He was born in 1897 in Chițcani, at the time in
Tutova County...
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Alexandru Hristea Orăscu (30 July 1817 – 16
December 1894) was a
Romanian architect famous for his
Neoclassicist and Renaissance-revival works. He was...
- nr. 3, p. 247. Cf.
Theodor Hristea, "Structura generală a
lexicului românesc",
Sinteze de
limba română, eds.,
Theodor Hristea (coord.),
Mioara Avram, Grigore...
- of the EUAG was held in Yerevan.
Former EU amb****ador to
Armenia Traian Hristea noted Armenia's
success in
accelerating its
reforms agenda,
advancing human...
- 2013,
former EU amb****ador
Traian Hristea held a
meeting with the EU
Advisory Group to the
Republic of Armenia.
Hristea stated, "The EU
Advisory Group is...
- Amb****ador to
Armenia In
office September 2015 – 2019
Preceded by
Traian Hristea Succeeded by
Andrea Wiktorin Personal details Born (1957-08-02) August...
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Research “Demokritos”: 1–13. arXiv:cs/0009009. Bibcode:2000cs........9009A.
Hristea,
Florentina T. (2013). The Naïve
Bayes Model for
Unsupervised Word Sense...
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Moldavia Ioan Holender,
opera administrator Ioan Hora,
footballer Ioan
Hristea,
World War II
officer Ioan Igna,
football referee Ioan Lupaș, historian...
