Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 158
Andy Lawrie
Scottish former footballer
Andrew Douglas-Home
Scottish cricketer
Ruslan Khuchbarov
Shirvani Kostoev
Military personnel
Pambos Christodoulou
Cypriot football manager
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque
French polymath
Mehmet Ruhi Arel
Painter
Seydi Ali Reis
Ottoman naval officer
Zannino
Greek actor
Elek Jakab
Historian
Marcel Pavel
Singer
Daniel Spoerri
Swiss artist
Giulia Anghelescu
Romanian DJ
Diana Cavallioti
Actress
Ileana Cotrubaș
Romanian operatic soprano
Reuven Rubin
Israeli painter
Claudia Susanu
Actress
Adrian Enache
Singer
Crina Semciuc
Actress
Nina Cassian
Romanian poet
Radu Lupu
Romanian pianist
Cristina Jacob
Film director
Tudor Caranfil
Romanian film critic
Ilan Gilon
Former Member of the Israeli Knesset
Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu
Romanian engineer
Isaac Jacob Schoenberg
American mathematician
Florin Cernat
Romanian former football player
Anca Elena Petcu Musician
Singer
Mihai Cuptor
Romanian businessperson
Yuli Ofer
Israeli businessman
Sammy Ofer
Israeli magnate
Eremia Grigorescu
Former Minister of National Defense of Romania
Cristian S. Calude
Romanian-New Zealand mathematician
Florin Ristei
Singer
Adrian Ropotan
Romanian footballer
Alexandru Bourceanu
Romanian former footballer
Alina Gherasim
Camil Ressu
Romanian painter
Doru Octavian Dumitru
Actor
Doina Teodoru
Actress
Costel Constantin
Actor
Răzvan Ochiroșii
Romanian footballer
Gedeon Dagan
Professor
Vasile Șeicaru
Romanian musician
Andrei Hutuleac
Actor
Paul Călinescu
Romanian film director
Valentin Gheorghiu
Romanian classical pianist
