Oradea
Oradea is a city in northwest Romania, split by the Crișul Repede River. It’s known for baroque and art nouveau architecture, remnants of the Austro-Hungarian empire. Secessionist buildings line central Strada Republicii. Nearby, the neoclassical State Theater dominates King Ferdinand Square. The 18th-century Bishop’s Palace, with its frescoed rooms, is now home to the Museum of the Crisana Region. ― Google
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Marina Coste
Iosif Papp-Szilágyi
Ágnes Kakassy
Movie actress
Miklós Nyiszli
Doctor
Antal Beleznay
Hungarian composer
George II Rákóczi
Hungarian nobleman
Jovan Monasterlija
Military personnel
István Fiedler
József Tempfli
Biographer
Andrei Bodiu
Romanian poet
Arnold Ipolyi
Florica Duma
Romanian singer
Francisc Spielmann
Football player
Janos Karacsonyi
Historian
Flóris Rómer
Archaeologist
Florica Ungur
Singer
Gyula László
Hungarian historian
Lajos Szabo
Actor
Lőrinc Schlauch
Samuil Vulcan
Stephen II of Hungary
King
Vasile Erdeli
Pál Szmrecsányi
Jozef Kozáček
Radu Enescu
Romanian essayist
Ferencz Flóris Roḿer
Hungarian archaeologist
George II Rákóczi (II. György Rákóczi)
Hungarian nobleman
George IIRákóczi
Hungarian nobleman
Tiron Albani
Politician
Ferenc Fábián
Actor
Moise Dragoș
Ignațiu Darabant
Vasile Hossu
Bishop of Oradea
Sophie Török
Ferenc Kazinczy's wife
Erzsébet Fráter
Imre Madách's ex-wife
Miklós Jakobovits
Painter
fl romer
Archaeologist
Ion Adrian Zare
Romanian footballer
Ileana Gyulai-Drîmbă-Jenei
Romanian fencer