Presidium of the Great National Assembly

Summary

Presidium of the Great National Assembly is a collective head of state^[1].

Key Facts

• Presidium of the Great National Assembly is in the country of Romanian People's Republic^[2].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's instance of is recorded as collective head of state^[3].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's part of is recorded as Great National Assembly^[4].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Constantin Ion Parhon^[5].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Constantin Ion Parhon^[6].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Petru Groza^[7].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Mihail Sadoveanu^[8].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Anton Moisescu^[9].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's chairperson is recorded as Ion Gheorghe Maurer^[10].
• +1947-12-30T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Presidium of the Great National Assembly^[11].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly was dissolved in +1961-03-00T00:00:00Z^[12].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's appointed by is recorded as Great National Assembly^[13].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's replaced by is recorded as State Council of Romania^[14].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's official name is recorded as Prezidiul Marii Adunări Naționale^[15].
• Presidium of the Great National Assembly's position held by head of the organization is recorded as Chairperson of the Presidium of the Great National Assembly^[16].

Body

Founding

+1947-12-30T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Presidium of the Great National Assembly^[11].

Identity

Presidium of the Great National Assembly's official name is recorded as Prezidiul Marii Adunări Naționale^[15]. Its part of is recorded as Great National Assembly^[4].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Constantin Ion Parhon^[5], a physician^[17], 1874–1969^[18], of Romania^[19], awarded the Order of Lenin^[20]; Petru Groza^[7], a politician^[21], 1884–1958^[22], of Austria–Hungary^[23], awarded the Order of the People's Hero^[24]; Mihail Sadoveanu^[8], a linguist^[25], 1880–1961^[26], of Romania^[27], awarded the Lenin Peace Prize^[28]; Anton Moisescu^[9], a politician^[29], 1913–2002^[30], of Romania^[31], awarded the Order of Labor First Class^[32]; and Ion Gheorghe Maurer^[10], a lawyer^[33], 1902–2000^[34], of Romania^[35], awarded the Order of Tudor Vladimirescu^[36].

Dissolution

Presidium of the Great National Assembly was dissolved in +1961-03-00T00:00:00Z^[12].