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Nicolae Titulescu was a Romanian diplomat, lawyer, professor and politician born in 1882 who died in 1941. Despite the usual practice of not re-electing the president, Titulescu was re-elected in 1931 to continue serving as president of the League of Nations General Assembly due to his tireless work. He began his political career in 1912 when he was elected to Parliament and later served as Finance Minister. In 1918 he traveled to Paris as part of the Romanian delegation for the Peace Conference, then later served again briefly as Finance Minister before being appointed as Romania's Plenipotentiary Minister to London in 1922.
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Nicolae Titulescu occupied a leading position in Romania's public life for almost four decades and became a prominent figure in international life between the world wars. Contrary to the usual practice, he was re-elected as president of the League of Nations General Assembly in 1931 due to his tireless work. His political career began in 1912 when he was elected to Parliament, and over the following decades he held several ministerial roles including Finance Minister and Plenipotentiary Minister of Romania in London.
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Nicolae Titulescu was a prominent Romanian politician who had a leading role in Romania's public life for almost four decades between the two world wars. He began his political career in 1912 when he was elected to Parliament. In 1917, he became Finance Minister and represented Romania at the 1918 Peace Conference in Paris. Upon returning home, he served another term as Finance Minister before being appointed as Romania's Plenipotentiary Minister to London in 1922. Titulescu was known as the "academician of peace" and "the minister of Europe" for his work in international diplomacy and conferences. He was a founding member of the International Diplomatic Academy in Paris.
Nicolae titulescu
Nicolae Titulescu was a prominent Romanian diplomat and politician in the early 20th century. He served as foreign minister from 1927-1928 and was president of the League of Nations General Assembly twice. Titulescu studied law in Paris and taught law at universities in Romania. He was an outspoken advocate for Romanian national unity and sovereignty. Later in life, he went into exile in opposition to the fascist regime in Romania, dying in France in 1941. His remains were returned to Romania for burial after the fall of communism.
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Nicolae Titulescu was a Romanian politician and diplomat born in 1882 in Craiova, Romania. He studied law in Paris and returned to Romania to work as a law professor. He later became a member of parliament and served as Minister of Finance. In 1918, he helped form the National Romanian Committee in Paris to promote Romania's national unity internationally. Titulescu went into exile in France in 1937 to escape Romania's fascist regime and died in Cannes in 1941, asking to be buried in Romania. His remains were returned to Romania and reburied in 1992 after the fall of communism.
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- 1. University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest Manole Madalin,IMAPA,Group 8112 Nicolae Titulescu was born on 4 March 1882 and died on 17 March 1941. He was a diplomat, lawyer, professor and politician. Contrary to the usual practice of the General Assembly, not to renew the president's annual mandate, Nicolae Titulescu was to be re-elected as president of the General Assembly of the League of Nations in 1931, due to his untiring activity in this position. His political activity began in 1912, the year of his election as deputy in Parliament. Five years later he would get his first ministerial mandate - finance. At the beginning of 1918 he left for Paris, where he participated as a member of the Romanian delegation at the Peace Conference. Upon returning to the country, he will hold - for a few months - his second term as Finance Minister, and in 1922 he will be appointed Plenipotentiary Minister of Romania in London. Bibliography: www.wikipedia.ro Coordonating teacher: Mihai Daniel Frumușelu