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Patriarch Miron of Romania

Also known as Elie Cristea, Miron (Ilie) Cristea, Miron Cristea

Romanian politician; first patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, from 1919 to 1939 (1868-1939)

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Commons category: Patriarch Miron of Romania
date of death: 1939-03-06
date of birth: 1868-07-20

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