Romania
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Q218
country in Eastern Europe.
ro, România, ROU, Roumania, Rumania
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1859
sovereign state, country, Romania,
Location: 46.000, 25.000,
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Maps
Eurocon 1972
Alexandru Pecican – Alexandru Ungureanu – Atlantykron – Caius Stancu – Camil Baciu – Cezar Petrescu – Constantin Cozmiuc – Cornel Robu – Cornel Secu – Costel Baboș – Costi Gurgu – Cotizo Draia – Cristian Lăzărescu – Cristian Teodorescu – Cătălin Sandu – Dan Doboș – Dan Merișca – Dorel Dorian – Doru Tatăr – Doru Treta – Dănuț Ivănescu – Dănuț Ungureanu – East European Comic Con – Eduard Jurist – Eurocon – Eurocon 1994 – Felix Aderca – Florin Manolescu – Florin Pitea – George Anania – George Ceaușu – George Lazăr – Georgina Viorica Rogoz – Gheorghe Păun – Gheorghe Săsărman – Henri Stahl – Hermann Oberth – Horia Aramă – Horia Nicola Ursu – I. C. Vissarion – Ion Hobana – Ionuț Bănuță – Laurențiu Cerneț – Leonard Oprea – Leonida Neamțu – Liviu Radu – Lucian Dragoș Bogdan – Lucian Merisca – Marcel Luca – Marian Truță – Maurice Samuel – Michael Haulică – Mihai-Dan Pavelescu – Mihail Grămescu – Mihnea Moisescu – Mircea Liviu Goga – Mircea Opriță – Ovid S. Crohmălniceanu – Ovidiu Bufnilă – Ovidiu Pecican – Radu Honga – Radu Pavel Gheo – Rodica Bretin – Romulus Bărbulescu – Sebastian A. Corn – Sergiu Fărcășan – Silviu Genescu – Take Ionescu – Val Antim – Valentin Nicolau – Victor Anestin – Victor Kernbach – Victor Martin – Victor Papilian – Vladimir Colin –
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1972-01-01T00:00:00Z
Eurocon 1972
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| Type | Date | Description | Details | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| convention | 2013 | East European Comic Con | science fiction convention, recurring event, Bucharest | Wikidata |
| convention | 1972 | Eurocon | science fiction convention, recurring event, Europe | Wikidata |
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