Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
1899 to 1938
4 documented presences
4 places
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Corneliu Zelea Codreanu (13 September 1899 – 30 November 1938), born Corneliu Zelinski and commonly known as Corneliu Codreanu, was a fascist Romanian politician, the founder and charismatic leader of the Iron Guard or The Legion of the Archangel Michael (also known as the Legionary Movement), an ulWikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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13 September 1899exact date
Hușiattested
“Corneliu Codreanu was born in Huși to Ion Zelea Codreanu and Elizabeth (née Brunner) on 13 September 1899.”
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1918 to 1919period
Iașiattested
“In 1919, after moving to Iași, Codreanu found communism as his new enemy, after he had witnessed the effects of Bolshevik activity in Moldavia, and especially after Romania lost her main ally in the October Revolution, forcing her to sig…”
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1918 to 1919period
Romaniaattested
“In 1919, after moving to Iași, Codreanu found communism as his new enemy, after he had witnessed the effects of Bolshevik activity in Moldavia, and especially after Romania lost her main ally in the October Revolution, forcing her to sig…”
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1936year
Târgu Mureșattested
“In 1936, during a youth congress in Târgu Mureș, Codreanu agreed to the formation of a permanent Death Squad, which immediately showed its goals with the killing of dissident Mihai Stelescu by a group called the Decemviri (led by Ion Car…”
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1918year
Greecementioned
“One of Codreanu's followers wrote at the time that Romanians loved royal spectacles, especially royal weddings, but since Crown Prince Carol had eloped first to marry a commoner in 1918 in a private wedding followed by a royal wedding in…”
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December 1918month
Bucharestmentioned
“While the Bolshevik presence decreased overall following the repression of Socialist Party riots in Bucharest (December 1918), it remained or was perceived as relatively strong in Iași and other Moldavian cities and towns.”
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1920year
Romaniamentioned
“Like other reactionary groups, it won the tacit support of General Alexandru Averescu and his increasingly popular People's Party (of which Cuza became an affiliate); Averescu's ascension to power in 1920 engendered a new period of socia…”
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1922year
Berlinmentioned
“While studying in Berlin and Jena in 1922, Codreanu took a critical attitude towards the Weimar Republic, and began praising the March on Rome and Italian fascism as major achievements against the advancement of communism; he decided to…”
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1922year
Weimar Republicmentioned
“While studying in Berlin and Jena in 1922, Codreanu took a critical attitude towards the Weimar Republic, and began praising the March on Rome and Italian fascism as major achievements against the advancement of communism; he decided to…”
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1922year
Romaniamentioned
“While studying in Berlin and Jena in 1922, Codreanu took a critical attitude towards the Weimar Republic, and began praising the March on Rome and Italian fascism as major achievements against the advancement of communism; he decided to…”
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1923year
Bucharestmentioned
“With the granting of full rights of citizenship to persons of Jewish descent under the Constitution of 1923, the League raided the Iași ghetto, led a group which petitioned the government in Bucharest (being received with indifference),…”
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6 May 1924exact date
Iașimentioned
“It gathered on 6 May 1924, in the countryside around Iași, starting work on the building of a student centre.”
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June 1925month
Focșanimentioned
“Codreanu's wedding to Elena Ilinoiu in June 1925 in Focșani was the major social event in Romania that year; it was celebrated in lavish, pseudo-royal style and attended by thousands, attracting enormous media attention.”
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June 1925month
Romaniamentioned
“Codreanu's wedding to Elena Ilinoiu in June 1925 in Focșani was the major social event in Romania that year; it was celebrated in lavish, pseudo-royal style and attended by thousands, attracting enormous media attention.”
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1926year
Grenoblementioned
“Codreanu returned from Grenoble to take part in the 1926 elections, and ran as a candidate for the town of Focșani.”
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January 1931month
Bessarabiamentioned
“Nevertheless, the wave of violence and a planned march into Bessarabia signalled the outlawing of the party by Premier Gheorghe Mironescu and Minister of the Interior Ion Mihalache (January 1931); again arrested, Codreanu was acquitted i…”
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1931year
Romaniamentioned
“Having been boosted by the Great Depression in Romania and the discontent it engendered, in 1931, the Legion also profited from the disagreement between King Carol II and the National Peasants' Party, which brought a cabinet formed aroun…”
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1937year
Majadahondamentioned
“1937 was marked by the deaths and ostentatious funerals of Ion Moța (by then, the movement's vice president) and Vasile Marin, who had volunteered on Francisco Franco's side in the Spanish Civil War and had been killed in the battle at M…”
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1937year
1937 to 1938period
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