- Caragea's
plague (Romanian:
Ciuma lui Caragea) was a
bubonic plague epidemic that
occurred in Wallachia,
mainly in Bucharest, in the
years 1813 and 1814...
- 12 km (7.5 mi)
Basin size 34 km2 (13 sq mi) Basin features
Progression Bârsa→ Olt→ Danube→
Black Sea
Tributaries • left
Ciuma River code VIII.1.50.1...
-
which he
explains the
history of the village. Mișea used the
pseudonym "
Ciuma alu Penți" when
writing in
these publications.
After working on several...
- senhor,
amigo meu,
colega velho escute bem ao meu
cantar quem é dono não
ciuma e quem não é vai
ciumar camaradinho Ieeeee I am sick I am sick of living...
- "Red Plague") and in the
German marching song "Teufelslied". "Red plague" (
Ciuma Roșie), an
epithet referring to
Social Democratic Party (Romania) used by...
- puca, sugati, šurla, žinžire.
Words like bata (Ro. baltă) and čuma (Ro.
ciumă) are also
considered loanwords from Istro-Romanian in the region, although...
- "inlaturarea
regimului PNL-USR". PMP face
alianta la
nivel national cu "
ciuma rosie"". Aktual24.ro.
Retrieved 26
December 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint:...
- Triangle".
Colorado State University Journal of
Student Affairs (43): 69–75.
Ciumas, C.; Hirschberg, A. Lindén; Savic, I. (2008). "High
Fetal Testosterone and...
-
resulted in at
least five fatalities: Cătălina Slujitoru;
Emilia Sava. "
Ciuma lui
Caragea ucidea 300 de bucureșteni pe zi. Iată unde erau îngropați ciumații...
- (2): 149–157. doi:10.1017/S2040174414000646. PMC 5119464. PMID 25584807.
Ciumas C, Lindén
Hirschberg A,
Savic I (May 2009). "High
fetal testosterone and...
