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Giovanni Carandino, also
known as
Ioannis Karandinos (Gr****: Ιωάννης Καραντηνός), and
sometimes as Jean
Carantino or John
Carandino, born in 1784 in Cephalonia...
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Nicolae Carandino (19 July 1905 – 16
February 1996) was a
Romanian journalist, pamphleteer, translator, dramatist, and politician. He was born in Brăila...
- monographs, and
coauthor of an
introductory probability textbook Giovanni Carandino (1784–1834)
Constantin Carathéodory (1873–1950) -
Mathematician who pioneered...
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Russian artilleryman of the 18th century. 1800 to
recent past
Giovanni Carandino, also
known as
Ioannis Karandinos (Gr****: Ιωάννης Καραντηνός) was a Gr****...
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Despite this take,
Kalustian networked with anti-communists such as
Nicolae Carandino and
Corneliu Coposu, both
predicting and
working toward the
eventual fall...
- commemoration, in
February 1968, was
poorly rated by
journalist Nicolae Carandino, who saw his
interpretation as "too clumsy, too technical" for Minulescu's...
- the camp in Târgu Jiu
accommodated various PNȚ-ists,
including Nicolae Carandino, who had
published an
article critical of Antonescu, and
Anton Alexandrescu...
- "across the conservative-radical divide".
National Peasantist Nicolae Carandino, who was a
political reporter in the 1930s,
describes his disappointment...
- whom 1,100 were political. In 1947,
Iuliu Maniu, Ion Mihalache,
Nicolae Carandino, Ilie Lazăr, and
other Peasantist leaders were sent to Galați and held...
- (1974), pp. 188–189
Cioculescu (1974), pp. 188–194 Livescu, p. 156
Nicolae Carandino, Viața de haz și de
necaz a lui
Constantin Tănase, p. 100. Bucharest:...
