Timișoara
Timișoara is a city in western Romania, known for Secessionist architecture. The central square, Piața Victoriei, is surrounded by baroque buildings and the Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral, with its mosaic-patterned roof tiles and icon gallery. Nearby is the Habsburg-era square Piața Unirii and the Memorial Museum of the 1989 Revolution. The museum houses uniforms, documents and a film on the Ceaușescu dictatorship.
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Kalinik I
Spiritual leader
Adrian Bărar
Romanian guitarist
Maria of Bytom
Queen
Anca Parghel
Romanian jazz singer
Nicolae Kovács
Romanian-Hungarian football player
Eugen Todoran
Romanian author
Franz Liebhard
Slovak poet
Nicolae Corneanu
György Dózsa
Gheorghe Cristescu
Constantin Avram
Former Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Cristina Adela Foișor
Elek Gozsdu
Author
Alexander Karađorđević, Prince of Serbia
Gheorghe Ciobanu
Irene Mokka
Writer
Adalbert Deșu
Romanian football player
Gheorghe Ciolac
Association football player
Martin Nováček
Czech conductor
Augustin Pacha
Clergy
Ana Cumpănaș
Ádám Anavi
Journalist
Kalinik I
Spiritual leader
Pál Justus
Author
Áron József
Attila József's father
Áron József
Jolán József's father
Aurel Cosma
Romanian lawyer
Aurel Guga
Football player
Zoltán Beke
Romanian football player
Luca Novac
Romanian musician
Ádám Anavi
Romanian journalist
István Losonci
Ludwig von Fabini
Military commander
Carol Telbisz
Rudolf Burger
Austrian philosopher
Petru Dugulescu
Pastor
Coleta de Sabata
Romanian engineer
Ștefan Nădășan
Romanian engineer
Sebastian Kräuter
Ioan Anton
Romanian engineer
Petrică Moise
Musical artist
Beatrice of Luxembourg
Queen
Béla Kamocsa
Romanian instrumentalist
Tiberiu Ceia
Romanian musical artist
Daniel Vighi
Romanian writer
Stevan Radičević