Examples of using Cuza in English and their translations into Greek
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Cuza spent the remainder of his life in exile,
In attempting to create a solid support base among the peasants, Cuza soon found himself in conflict with the group of Conservatives.
The new civil law adopted under Alexandru Ioan Cuza in 1862 allowed them to become Romanian citizens if they sent a letter to the ruler of the country
endemic under Cuza, were stopped through the channelling of the river(the change in course modified the neighbourhoods adjacent to the banks).
was officially founded in 1864 by order of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza, and has now become one of the leading higher education institutions in Romania.
Cuza was finally elected as Prince of Moldavia on 17 January 1859(5 January Julian)
The writer believed that, ever since having ousted Alexander John Cuza from his throne, both Rosetti
to deliver a lecture at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University.
Cuza invested his diplomatic actions in gaining further concessions from the Powers:
was officially founded in 1864 by order of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza, and has now become one of the leading higher education institutions in Romania.
As a consequence of the agricultural reform that took place during the reign of Alexander John Cuza in 1897 and 1898, the Bulgarian gardeners rented some land that
Alexandru Ioan Cuza to rule both countries.
Wallachia elected the same domnitor(ruler)- Alexander John Cuza- as prince.
leading to the double election of Alexander John Cuza in Iaşi and Bucharest.
the young officer Alexandru Ioan Cuza, who would come to rule the United Principalities in the 1860s.
prince Alexander John Cuza was welcomed enthusiastically by the inhabitants of Buzău
Those elected changed their allegiance after a mass protest of Bucharest crowds, and Cuza was voted prince of Wallachia on February 5(January 24 Old Style),
Born in Bârlad, Cuza belonged to the traditional boyar class in Moldavia,
an intellectual leader of the 1848 revolution, Cuza initiated a series of reforms that contributed to the modernization of Romanian society
an intellectual leader of the 1848 revolution and Freemason, Cuza initiated a series of reforms that contributed to the modernization of Romanian society