- Daniel Ciugureanu
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Daniel Ciugureanu 
Prime Minister of Moldova In office
February 6, 1918 – April 9, 1918President Ion Inculeţ Preceded by Pantelimon Erhan Succeeded by Petru Cazacu Personal details Born 1885 Died May 19, 1950
TurdaProfession Physician Religion Eastern Orthodoxy Daniel Ciugureanu (1884 - 1950 in Turda) was a Moldovan politician and the prime minister of the Moldavian Democratic Republic in 1918. Hw was also a minister in several Romanian governments.
He was the prime minister of the Moldavian Democratic Republic from February 6 [O.S. January 24] 1918 - April 9 [O.S. March 27] 1918, when Sfatul Ţării, the Parliament of Moldova, voted in favour of the union with Romania.
See also
External links
- DICTIONAR AL MEMBRILOR SFATULUI TARII DIN CHISINAU (VI)
- Biblio Polis - Vol. 25 (2008) Nr. 1 (Serie nouă)
- Memorial Sighet - Daniel Ciugureanu
Notes
Preceded by
Pantelimon ErhanPrime Minister of Moldova
February 6 [O.S. January 24] 1918 - April 9 [O.S. March 27] 1918Succeeded by
Petru CazacuMoldavian DR Pantelimon Erhan · Daniel Ciugureanu · Petru CazacuMoldavian SSR Tihon Konstantinov · Nicolae Coval · Gherasim Rudi · Alexandru Diordiţă · Petru Pascari · Semion Grossu · Ion Ustian · Ivan Călin · Petru Pascari · Mircea DrucRepublic of Moldova Valeriu Muravschi · Andrei Sangheli · Ion Ciubuc · Serafim Urechean* · Ion Sturza · Dumitru Braghiş · Vasile Tarlev · Zinaida Greceanîi · Vitalie Pîrlog* · Vlad Filat- denotes acting.
Moldavian Democratic Republic Topics National Moldavian Party • Moldovan Progressive Party • Sfatul Ţării • Sfatul Ţării election, 1917 • Sfatul Ţării Palace • Pantelimon Erhan Cabinet • Daniel Ciugureanu Cabinet • Petru Cazacu Cabinet • Union of Bessarabia with Romania
Cabinet
MembersPantelimon Erhan • Daniel Ciugureanu • Petru Cazacu • Vladimir Criste • Ştefan Ciobanu • Teofil Ioncu • Nicolae Bosie-Codreanu • Teodor Cojocaru • Gherman Pântea • Mihail Savenco • E. Grinfeld • Ion Pelivan • Emanoil CatelliSfatul Ţării
membersNicolae Alexandri • Elena Alistar • Alexandru Baltagă • Constantin Bivol • Vasile Bârcă • Teodor Bârcă • Teodosie Bârcă • Vladimir Bodescu • Vladimir Bogos • Nicolae Bosie-Codreanu • Ştefan Botnarciuc • Ignatie Budişteanu • Ilarion Buiuc • Gheorghe Buruiană • Ion Buzdugan • Anton Caraiman • Grigore Cazacliu • Ion Cazacliu • Vladimir Cazacliu • Dimitrie Cărăuş • Vasile Ciorăscu • Nicolae Cernăuţeanu • Nicolae Cernov • Afanasie Chiriac • Vladimir Chiorescu • Vasile Cijevschi • Nicolae Ciornei • Pavel Cocârlă • Ion Codreanu • Ion Costin • Creangă • Anton Crihan • Dimitrie Dragomir • Dumitru Dron • Felix Dudchievicz • Boris Epure • Pantelimon Erhan • Vasile Gafencu • Simion Galeţchi • Andrei Găină • Vasile Ghenzul • Alexandru Groapă • Nicolae Grosu • Pan Halippa • Teodor Herţa • Ion Ignatiuc • Ion Inculeţ • Teofil Ioncu • Vasile Laşcu • Mihail Maculeţchi • Dimitru Marchitan • Gheorghe Mare • Nicolae Mămăligă • Vasile Mândrescu • Dumitru Mârza • Mihail Minciună • Alexandru Moraru • Anatolie Moraru • Zamfir Munteanu • Gheorghe Năstase • Teodor Neaga • Constantin Osoianu • Efimie Palii • Ion Pascăluţă • Gherman Pântea • Ion Pelivan • Petru Picior-Mare • Chiril Sberea • Andrei Scobioală • Nicolae Secară • Timofei Silistaru • Elefterie Sinicliu • Nicolae Soltuz • Chiril Spinei • Gheorghe Stavrii • Constantin Stere • Iacov Sucevan • Nicolae Suruceanu • Teodor Suruceanu • Gheorghe Tudor • Ion Tudose • Grigore Turcuman • Vasile Ţanţu • Leonida Ţurcan • Teodor Uncu • Ion Valuţă • Vitalie Zubac • Ştefan Balmez • Arcadie Osmolovschi • Mihail Starenki • Philipp Almendingher • Zaharia Bocşan • Gheorghe Brinici • Gavril Buciuşcan • Nichita Budnicenco (Vilnicenco) • Vasile Covali • Alexei Culeva • Petre Culcev • Vasile Curdinovschi • Dragomir Diaconovici • Serghei Donico-Iordăchescu • Ion Dumitraşcu • Ion Harbuz • Alexandru Greculoff • Isac Gherman • Andrei Krupenski • Constantin Iurcu • Eugen Kenigschatz • Teodor Kiriloff • Ivan Krivorukoff • Samuel Lichtmann • Alexander von Loesch • Vladimir Lineff • Petre Maniţchi • Dimitru Maldor • Cristo Misircoff • Teodor Moldovan • Iacob Nagorneac • Teodor Nichitiuc • Petre Poliatenciuk • Gheorghe Ponomareff • Popa • Mihail Savenco • Moise Slutski • Vladimir Ţîganco • Eftimie Vizitiu • Bajbeuk-Melicoff • Ion Ceornega • Teodor Corobcean • Ioan Herţa • Gutman Landau • Anton Novacoff • Anton Rugină • Kalistrat Savciuc • Gheorghe Sârbu • Teodor Stanevici • Mendel Steinberg • Gheorghe Tcepciu • Alexandru Ţurcan • Teodosie Bujniţă • Vladimir Cristi • Vasile Harea • Nicolae Checerul CuşCategories:- Prime Ministers of Moldova
- 1885 births
- 1950 deaths
- Eastern Orthodox Christians from Moldova
- Moldovan politicians
- Moldovan physicians
- Moldovan MPs 1917–1918
- Inmates of Sighet prison
- Moldovan politician stubs
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