Ani
Ani is a ruined medieval Armenian city now situated in Turkey's province of Kars, next to the closed border with Armenia. Between 961 and 1045, it was the capital of the Bagratid Armenian kingdom that covered much of present-day Armenia and eastern Turkey.
People died in Ani (First 49 people) - Page 32
Victor Babeș
Romanian physician
Victor Eftimiu
Romanian poet
Victor Surdu
Romanian Politician
Virgil Gheorghiu Musician
Romanian poet
Gheorghe Vrănceanu
Romanian mathematician
Octav Onicescu
Romanian mathematician
Alexandru Djuvara (Alexandru G. . . .
Romanian writer
Nicolae Vogoride
Alexandru Piru
Romanian literary critic
George Bălăiță
Romanian novelist
Dan Grigorescu
Romanian literary critic
Ion Lăpușneanu
Romanian goalkeeper
Ion Alin Gheorghiu
Romanian painter
Gheorghe Plăcințeanu
Physician
Valeriu Ciobanu
Romanian poet
F. Brunea-Fox
Romanian reporter
Miša Anastasijević
Alexandru Ghika
Romanian mathematician
Simion Stoilow
Romanian mathematician
Tudor Ciortea
Romanian composer
Nicolae-Victor Teodorescu
Mathematician
Gheorghe Arsenescu
Romanian officer
Vasile Conta
Philosopher
Carol Davila
Romanian physician
Francisc Rainer
Romanian pathologist
Traian Brădean
Artist
Marcel Chirnoagă
Romanian artist
Paul Miracovici
Artist
Anemone Latzina
Romanian translator
Georgeta Năpăruș
Romanian painter
Caius Iacob
Romanian mathematician
Anton Davidoglu
Romanian mathematician
Nicolae Cajal
Former President of the Jewish Communities' Federation of Romania
Dan Horia Mazilu
Romanian literary critic
Eugeniu Sperantia
Romanian poet
Emanoil Bacaloglu
Romanian mathematician
Ion Petrovici
Aurel Angelescu
Mathematician
Ștefan Minovici
Romanian chemist
Grigore T. Popa
Romanian physician
Nicolae Hortolomei
Former Minister of Health of Romania
Alexandru Davila
Romanian dramatist
Victor Vâlcovici
Romanian mechanician
Henri Wald
Romanian professor
Radu Cârneci
Romanian poet
Hristo Georgiev
Evlogi Georgiev's brother
Dinicu Golescu
Romanian man of letters
