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Victor Antonescu (disambiguation) — Victor Antonescu is the name of: * Victor Antonescu, Romanian politician * Victor Antonescu (director), Romanian film director * Victor Antonescu (actor), Romanian actor … Wikipedia
Victor Antonescu (director) — Victor Antonescu (July 16 1936, Bucharest, Romania) is a Romanian animation film director.Main films* Robinson Crusoe (a.k.a. Il racconto della giungla ) with Italian director Gibba in 1974 * Aventuri submarine (in English Submarine Adventures )… … Wikipedia
Antonescu (surname) — Antonescu is a common family name in Romania. Persons named Antonescu include:* Ion Antonescu, prime minister and conducător (Leader) of Romania during World War II * Crin Antonescu, Romanian politician * Dumitru Antonescu, Romanian footballer *… … Wikipedia
Victor Capesius — (* 7. Februar 1907 in Reußmarkt, Siebenbürgen; † 20. März 1985 in Göppingen) war ein KZ Apotheker und Nationalsozialist. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Leben 1.1 Nachkriegszeit 2 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Ion Antonescu — Antonescu redirects here. For other persons with that surname, see Antonescu (surname). Infobox Prime Minister name =Ion Victor Antonescu nationality =Romanian small imagesize = 180px caption = Ion Antonescu, minutes before his execution order =… … Wikipedia
Ion Antonescu — Mandats Chef de l État Roumain 5 … Wikipédia en Français
Ion Antonescu — Ion Victor Antonescu Ion Antonescu Primer Ministro de Rumanía … Wikipedia Español
Ion Antonescu — Ion Victor Antonescu (* 15. Juni 1882 in Pitești; † 1. Juni 1946 in Jilava) war ein rumänischer General und Diktator. Von September 1940 bis August 1944 war er unter der Bezeichnung „Staatsführer“ (rumänisch: „Conducătorul statului“)… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mihai Antonescu — Mihai Antonescu. Mihai Antonescu, (né le 18 novembre 1904, condamné à mort le 17 mai 1946 pour crimes de guerre, il fut fusillé le 1er juin 1946, à Jilava) était un avocat et homme politique roumain. Il fut le vice président du Conseil du Royaume … Wikipédia en Français
Crin Antonescu — George Crin Laurenţiu Antonescu Crin Antonescu from a campaign poster Romanian Minister of Youth and Sports In office 5 December 1997 – 28 December 2000 President Emil Constantinescu Prime Minister Victor Ciorbea … Wikipedia
