Examples of using Codreanu in English and their translations into Serbian
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This is Cornel Codreanu.
Here, as well, Codreanu showed his genius.
Codreanu and his supporters were not left in peace for long.
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This time Codreanu refused to be humiliated.
The situation in Jassy was incomprehensible, especially to a young patriot like Codreanu.
Codreanu restricted his political activity for the next year or so.
At his trial in Bucharest Codreanu took full responsibility for the plan.
Codreanu studied law in Iași, where he began his political career.
When the First World War ended in 1918, Codreanu was an officer cadet at an infantry training camp.
Codreanu and his Legionaries quickly dispelled the doubts of the rural folk.
If I had but one bullet and were faced by both an enemy and a traitor,I would let the traitor have it.””- Corneliu Codreanu.
Codreanu quickly became the dominant figure in the Guard of National Conscience.
On June 24, 1927, at a small gathering in his Jassy apartment, Codreanu proclaimed a new movement: The Legion of Michael the Archangel.
Codreanu was undaunted by the swaggering, arrogant leftists and their Jewish wirepullers.
After the Romanian government mustered the will to crush the communist-directed strikes and demonstrations, Codreanu and his student supporters turned their attentions to the situation at the university.
Codreanu returned to Jassy and resumed his work of organizing for the National Christian Defense League.
Several months later, on October 25, 1925,Manciu again encountered Codreanu, this time at the courthouse, where Codreanu was preparing to defend a student who had been arrested in the police raid on the Ungheni site.
Codreanu and several steadfast friends took their leave of Professor Cuza and the League of Christian National Defense.
Disgusted by the apathy andcowardice of the university's conservative students, Codreanu joined a small group called the Guard of National Conscience, which had been founded and was led by Constantin Pancu, a burly steelworker.
When Codreanu arrived at Jassy, however, he found the city and its university wracked by strikes and demonstrations.
Iorga himself refused to attend the trial; in letters he addressed to the judges, he asked the count oflibel to be withdrawn, and advised that Codreanu should follow the insanity defense on the other accusations.
Both Codreanu and his father were victorious in by-elections held in Moldavia in 1932, and the Legion entered the National Assembly.
On November 29, 1938, in the dead of night, Codreanu and 13 of his fellow Legionaries were removed from their cells in the prison at Ramnicul-Sarat.
Codreanu and Professor Cuza appealed to the Minister of the Interior to remove the officer responsible, Police Prefect Manciu.
It didn't take long for Codreanu to identify the driving force behind the anti-national activities of the workers and the intellectuals.
Codreanu recognized that a spiritual revolution was the precondition for a political revolution, if it was to create anything of lasting value.
We shall create,” Codreanu declared,“a spiritual atmosphere, a moral atmosphere, in which the heroic man may be born and on which he can thrive.”.
Codreanu and the men of the Guard of National Conscience were far from reactionaries anxious to shore up the existing social order.
Although the courts vindicated Codreanu and his movement, the Legion's election campaign was effectively stifled, and no Legionaries were elected to the assembly.