Примери за използване на Ghica на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Albert Ghica.
It was Mihalcea Ghica who signed a decree for founding the museum in 1834.
Andrada Ghica.
Actually Mihalache Ghica donated more than 150 minerals, shells, fish, birds and fossils.
Grigore Ghica.
Ghica and 7 representatives of the greatest European powers of the time, put the first bricks for foundation.
The physical address of the hotel is 2 Ion Ghica St….
It is possible that the name Ghica, to be a misinterpretation of the Chirca name due to the deterioration of the old inscription and its successive rescripts.
On April 23rd 1833 Turnu Severin was founded again,when king Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica issued the town foundation document.
The powers installed Grigore Alexandru Ghica as the new prince of Moldavia in 1849; he was close to the reformers and in 1848 supported their liberal programme.
After the publication of Gli Albanesi in Romania… the Albanian nationalists in Italy declared Elena Ghica as the uncrowned queen of Albania.
The Romanian prince Grigore Ghica acknowledged his value, appointing him as his private secretary, who was in charge of the problems of external politics.
Dora d'Istria Writer Dora d'Istria, pen-name of duchess Helena Koltsova-Massalskaya,born Elena Ghica, was a Romanian Romantic writer and feminist of Albanian descent.
In 1843, Nicolae Bălcescu together with Ion Ghica and with Cristian Tell founds the secret society called The Brotherhood, which had as purpose the preparation of the revolutionary movements of 1848.
Yoana Ermenkova took 3rd place(together with Teodora Kis- Macevi i maske SRB),afteter a hard clash with one of her main opponents Andrada Ghica(Stesial Romania)- she won the gold.
Returned during the reign of Prince Grigore Alexandru Ghica, he became Moldavias minister of war in 1858 representing also Galați in the ad hoc Divan at Iași.
The problem regarding the founder's name wasthought seriously given that, during the reign of Matei Basarab was no question of a family Ghica, moreover, this family never had possession of the estate Curtişoara.
Inside the church there are the graves of Scarlat Ghica and his son, Alexandru Ghica, Romanian lords who built the first worship place here at the end of the 18th century.
The official establishment of the the city Turnu, known today as Turnu Măgurele(was named like this to distinguish itself from Drobeta Turnu Severin and Turnu Roșu),was held on February 27th, 1836 during the reign of Alexandru Ghica.
After Tudor Vladimirescu's revolution in 1821 andthe naming of King Grigore Dimitrie Ghica as local king, he decided, by the sultan's orders, to abolish Greek schools.
To support this, historian Ion Ionaşcu who saw the old votive fresco, states that the painting of the founders had,(at that time),[…] still, well preserved, the figure of Matei Basarab[…]in days of which the church was built by someone called Constantin Ghica.
Teodorescu deciphered in 1929, in a list of seven or eight names, the name of Ghica along with that of a certain Despa a character possibly identifiable with the second wife of Tudor Rudeanul.
In 2000, after a global restoration, were established museums satellites dedicated to specific topics, such as the Museum of Islamic Art in Ceramics Gallery,Nikos Hadzikiriakos- Ghica, a famous Greek painter, in Kolonaki, a separate exhibition of the collection of children's toys, etc.
Another Lord of the Romanian Country,Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica decided to make the palace a modern piece of architecture, so it was rebuilt and the first electric illuminating system was installed.
In 1836, two years since Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica(1834-1842), king of Wallachia founded the town, the inhabitants raised a wooden church celebrating Saint Alexander, which shortly became too tight.