Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Alexandru Averescu across 4 places, from 1876 to 1926.
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Alexandru Averescu (9 March 1859 – 2 October 1938) was a Romanian marshal, diplomat and populist politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Battle of Turtucaiaattested“During the First World War (which Romania entered in 1916), General Alexandru Averescu led the Second Romanian Army in the successful defense of the Predeal Pass, and was then moved to the head of the Third Army (following the latter's d…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
June 1926month
Romeattested“Contacts established (as early as June 1926, when Mihail Manoilescu had negotiated a loan in Rome) were one of the major points of divergence between the policies of Averescu and those of Brătianu: the former attempted to overcome the em…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
June 1926month
Romaniaattested“Contacts established (as early as June 1926, when Mihail Manoilescu had negotiated a loan in Rome) were one of the major points of divergence between the policies of Averescu and those of Brătianu: the former attempted to overcome the em…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
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1878year
Italymentioned“He was, however, reinstated later in 1878, and subsequently received a military education in Romania, at the military school of Târgoviște (Dealu Monastery), and in Italy, at the Military Academy of Turin.”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
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Romaniamentioned“He was, however, reinstated later in 1878, and subsequently received a military education in Romania, at the military school of Târgoviște (Dealu Monastery), and in Italy, at the Military Academy of Turin.”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
1894 to 1906period
German Empirementioned“He was head of the Bucharest Military Academy (1894–1895), and, in 1895–1898, Romania's military attaché in the German Empire; a colonel in 1901, he was advanced to the rank of brigadier general and became head of the Tecuci regional Arm…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
October 1920month
Russiamentioned“O, human gratitude!" In October 1920, Averescu reached an agreement with the Allied Powers, recognizing Bessarabia's union with Romania — expressing a hope for the Bolshevik government to be overthrown, it also imposed the region's…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
March 1921month
Italymentioned“In March 1921, Argetoianu became implicated in a scandal involving the actions of his associate Aron Schuller, who had attempted to contract a 20 million lire loan with a bank in Italy, using as collateral Romanian war bonds that he had…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
1932year
Bessarabiamentioned“In truth, article 3 — which does not [even] refer to Bessarabia — makes provisions for the eventuality of a violent incursion and organizes a mutual assistance system [that is] original through its Platonic love-like characte…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
1934year
Nazi Germanymentioned“Around 1934, as the Guard proclaimed its allegiance to Nazi Germany, the Italians (still rivals of Adolf Hitler), approached Averescu (as well as Manoilescu, Nicolae Iorga, Nichifor Crainic, Cuza, Goga, and other non-Guardist reactionari…”source: Wikipedia: Alexandru Averescu
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