ww1 and ww2 romanian war cemeteries

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PART TWO:-



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Kevin in Deva.

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PART THREE:-




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Kevin in Deva

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Soviet military graves in Sighisoara.

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WW 1 heroes cemetery in Tg. Jiu (str. Narciselor)

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In the same cemetery there is the soviet WW 2 section-cemetery.

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In the municipal cemetery (an other cemetery on the str. Narciselor) in the catholic cemetery there is an polish section where there are buried polish soldier of the WW 2 who died in Tg. Jiu.

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In the municipal cemetery there is the catholic cemetery who has an polish section of the polish soldiers who died in WW 2 and where burried in Tg. Jiu.

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Some informations about the french soldiers who died in Romania, found on internet:

Cimitirul Eternitatea IASI

Le cimetière Eternitatea abrite un imposant monument dédié "Aux Français morts en Roumanie 1916-1918". En cours de restauration en mai 2007, il est formé d'un obélisque de couleur blanche, orné d'une croix de guerre. Une crypte fermée par une énorme chaîne cadenassée ne renferme plus que quelques plaques encastrées dans les murs latéraux. Sur 39 morts inhumés dans le caveau, ces plaques ne portent plus que les noms suivants, inhumés au cimetière Eternitatea de Iaşi le 22.01.1921 :

- Général LAFONT [conseiller du général Henri Mathias Berhelot (1861-1931), commandant de la mission militaire française à Iaşi], † 29.11.1918

- Dr J. CLUNET, médecin-major du 2e C.T., † 03.04.1917

- Eugène Joseph DUFRECHE, médecin aide-major de la 1re compagnie, hôpital n° 277, né le 18.03.1871, † Botosani le 26.04.1917

- Marie PICARD, infirmière, † 20.10.1917

- Omer ARCENS, capitaine, † 15.04.1917

- Charles CAUBET, lieutenant, † 16.04.1917

- Émile LOISEAU, adjudant, aviateur, † 31.08.1917

- Mahomet BEN AM, caporal, † 10.04.1918

- Léopold DELAFOY, caporal, † 23.06.1917

- Célestin LECRET, soldat, † 04.04.1917

N.B. : 677 Français sont tombés en Roumanie pendant la première guerre mondiale.

Jean-Marie Thiébaud





Alexandria - Teleorman
Cimetière militaire (Relevé n° 36457)
(Catégorie: Cimetière militaire)
Situation - informations : Le cimetière comporte des tombes de soldats francais, roumains, allemands, bulgares et turcs, tous tombés lors de la guerre 1914-1918. Dans la partie francaise, de nombreuses tombes portent la mention «Soldat inconnu».
Relevé effectué par : Michael ALLARDIN,
35 personnes
Mis en ligne : 25/09/2007

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Nom Prénoms Guerre

ABDELAZIZ
1914-1918

BACOIN
1914-1918

BEN Alala
1914-1918

BEN AHMED Efenco
1914-1918

BEN AHMED Mehidja Seliman
1914-1918

BEN AHMED Mohamed
1914-1918

BEN ALI Boila
1914-1918

BEN ALI Zarbar Adela
1914-1918

BEN AMAR Belhamen
1914-1918

BEN CHIA Djilali
1914-1918

BEN CHIA Etmen
1914-1918

BEN DANDI Larben
1914-1918

BEN IUSUF Mohamed
1914-1918

BEN NABLI Noubi
1914-1918

BEN SALA Hadj Ben Ali
1914-1918

BEN SLIMEN Mohamed
1914-1918

COSUBE Gegina
1914-1918

CURA Ali
1914-1918

DORGANS Jean Pascal
1914-1918

FALLI Amar
1914-1918

HEN Chid
1914-1918

IANCUF Ahmed
1914-1918

IONE Mamadou
1914-1918

JANGORE Amarala
1914-1918

JATON Ebo
1914-1918

KADER Salem M.
1914-1918

KAIIR Abdulah N.
1914-1918

MADOCHE
1914-1918

MESOUD Farhl
1914-1918

NOM Diop
1914-1918

POGO Amachine
1914-1918

RENAULT Eugene
1914-1918

SEGIA Abduru
1914-1918

TAVALI Sapani
1914-1918

TEACADA Sa.
1914-1918

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Once again, for the medical staff, an monument in Reims - France, where are mentionated and 18 romanian medical nurses:

Le monument aux infirmières
de Reims
Le monument « à la gloire des infirmières françaises et alliées victimes de leur dévouement » érigé à Reims après la Première Guerre mondiale, a été financé par une souscription internationale lancée par un Comité d'honneur fondé et présidé par Juliette ADAM, et dont le secrétaire général était Auguste MAZURE.
Ce Comité avait reçu le soutien des plus hautes autorités de la République française et de nombreuses personnalités des pays alliés de la France pendant la Première Guerre mondiale.
Le Livre d'Or des infirmières
L’inscription gravée sur le monument « La ville de Reims garde pieusement en ses archives le Livre d'Or des nobles femmes tombées au champ d'honneur », m’a longtemps laissé perplexe, car aux archives municipales, on n’avait pas trace de ce livre d’or, finalement retrouvé dans les archives de la Croix-Rouge rue Houzeau-Muiron, et remis à la Ville de Reims en 2005.
Désormais, conformément à l'inscription du monument, un exemplaire du Livre d'Or des infirmières est conservé aux Archives municipales et communautaires de Reims.


Y sont inscrits les noms de 979 infirmières dont 434 appartenant au seul Empire britannique :
- 346 infirmières du Royaume-Uni
- 53 infirmières canadiennes
- 35 infirmières d'Afrique du Sud
- 283 infirmières américaines
- 211 infirmières françaises
- 33 infirmières italiennes
- 18 infirmières roumaines

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The tomb-monument of slt. Ecaterina Teodoroiu, the romanian woman symbol of heroism, in the central square of Targu Jiu.
She was brought here from Moldova in 1921 and she was reburied in the presence of her parents , local and central authorities, peoples of Targu Jiu, Gorj and many others. Later in 1935 an monument by Milita Petrascu was added on Ecaterina's tomb.

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ECATERINA TEODOROIU

n. 14 ianuarie 1894, satul Vădeni (azi Târgu Jiu) - m. 22 august 1917 sat Muncelu (com.Straoane)-Vrancea

foto carte postala din epoca (anii 20-30)



Village Muncelu-Vrancea

The monument of Ecaterina Teodoroiu on the place where she died.



The Adrian helmet of ECATERINA TEODOROIU -Romanian National Museum -Bucharest

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This post has been edited by aurelian on February 05, 2009 12:48 pm

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Below is an image of the rear page of the "Supplement Illustre du Petit Journal", of 21 October 1917. It depicts an artist's impression of the death of Ecaterina Teodoroiu.




The description of the engraving is on page 2 of the publication and reads as follows:

"Glorious death of a Romanian Heroine.
The Romanian newspapers announce the death on the field of honour, during an attack, of Sub-Lieutenant Ecaterina Teodoroiu.
A volunteer since the war was declared against Austro-Hungary, she had taken part in all the combat from the start of the war. She had been wounded twice and following her exploits she was promoted to Sub-Lieutenant.
Her magnificant courage had galvanised her soldiers during the recent battles on the Oituz and she had been nominated for the rank of Lieutenant"

The original image is just less than A3 size.

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In 1992 a set of 6 stamps was issued to commemorate various anniversaries.
The 30 Lei stamp marked 75 years since the death of Ecaterina Teodoriou.

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The tomb of an french officer W.W. 1

The monument for the romanian-french army broterhood 1916-1919 from Varnita-Racoasa-ROMANIA


Cod LMI (Lista Monumentelor Istorice): VN-III-m-B-06587 RO


Description:

The monument, code LMI VN-III-m-B-06587 is situated near Varnita.There are two memorials signs.

On left, a cross, is dedicated to a french officer from the French Military Mission in Romania who died here. You can read:

“Ici repose le lieutenant Richard Henry Jean, de la glorieuse Armee Francaise, mort en heroes pour la Grande Roumanie- Regiment 62/70 infanterie-16 martie 1917”.
“Aici odihneste locotenent Richard Henry Jean din glorioasa Armata Franceza, mort eroic pentru Romania Mare-Regiment 62/70 infanterie-16 martie 1917”.
"Here rest in peace lt. Richard Henry Jean of the glorious French Army, dead heroic for the Great Romania-Reg. 62/70 infantry-16 march 1917".


On right, is dedicated to a romanian officer, You can read:

“Plt. Dobre Gudun dead for his country-16 septembrie 1917”.


Location: On the road Focsani-Soveja





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col. POENARU BORDEA GHEORGHE

The very first romanian military falled in W.W.1, was on 14 august 1916, at Fundata-Brasov-Transilvania - col. POENARU BORDEA Gheorghe.

His tomb is on the place where he died, at the former romanian and austro-hungarian border.



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