- The
Battle of
Prunaru was a
military engagement between German and
Romanian forces during the
Romanian Campaign of
World War I. It
resulted in a tactical...
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Prunaru may
refer to
several villages in Romania:
Prunaru, a
village in Prunișor Commune, Mehedinți
County Prunaru, a
village in
Bujoreni Commune, Teleorman...
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Liviu Prunaru (born 1969 in Craiova) is a
Romanian violinist. He is a
former Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra's concertmaster.
Violinist Liviu Prunaru has...
- the
First Battle of Oituz,
Battle of the
Eastern Carpathians,
Battle of
Prunaru, and the
Battle of Bucharest. As
Russian forces took over its front, the...
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Powers victory)
Battle of
Bucharest (Central
Powers victory)
Battle of
Prunaru (de
facto Romanian victory)
Battle of the Argeș (Central
Powers victory)...
- advance.
Although it
recorded numerous daring actions (among
these the
Prunaru Charge, in
which the 2nd Roșiori
Cavalry Regiment was
almost wiped out)...
-
Battle of Bucharest, a
phase of the
conquest of Romania.
November 28
Balkan Prunaru Charge, a
phase of the
Battle of Bucharest,
Romanian cavalry desperately...
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Suwanai Evgeny Bushkov Erez Ofer Ulrike-Anima Mathé 1993
Yayoi Toda
Liviu Prunaru Keng-Yuen Tseng [zh]
Martin Beaver Natalia Prischepenko 1997
Nikolaj Znaider...
- One was sold to the
Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra and used by
Liviu Prunaru.
Banat retired in 1993. At the end of his life he
lived in Begur, Catalonia...
- the mid 1960s 8
storey apartment buildings were raised,
along with the
Prunaru market next to the stadium. It wasn't
until the 1980s when m**** demolition...
