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2 June 1882Gregorian
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Антонеску Ион (Russian)
28 September 2015
1 June 1946
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26 April 2014
Антонеску Ион (Russian)
27 September 2015
Ion Victor Antonescu
9 October 2017
Ion Antonescu
9 October 2017
9 October 2017
Jon Antonescu
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5 September 1940
23 August 1944
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1 December 1933
11 December 1934
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Vous ne m'avez pas tué, messieurs, tirez encore ! (French)
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20 November 1940
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Romania, an ally of Nazi Germany from 1940 to 1944, had a Jewish population of about 757,000 before World War II. Extreme antisemitic tendencies, long evident in the country, escalated on the eve of the war.In June 1941, in the weeks following the invasion of the USSR by Nazi Germany and the Romanian army (under the dictatorship of Ion Antonescu), the Romanian army, with the partial cooperation of Einsatzgruppe D and some of the local population, massacred 100,000-120,000 of the Jewish population of Bessarabia and North Bukovina (areas annexed by the USSR from Romania in June 1940). The slaughter was carried out on the orders of Marshal Ion Antonescu, the fascist dictator of Romania. (English)
10 October 1941
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10 November 1943
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3 July 1943
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24 November 2024
The Krim Shield in gold is made from real gold and the design is equal to the bronze version. This golden version was only awarded twice. The first awarding took place on 03-07-1943 in Bucharest and it was given by Generalfeldmarschall von Manstein to the Commander in Chief of the Rumanian forces Antonescu. This was in recognition for the part that the Rumanian troops played in the conquest of the Crimea. The second awarding was on 24-11-1943. On this date Generalfeldmarschall von Manstein received the Crimea Shield in gold from his staff members for his birthday. (English)
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Ion Antonescu
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23 October 2017
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