Alexandru Săndulescu
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Alexandru Săndulescu
Summary
Alexandru Săndulescu is a human[1]. He worked as a journalist[2], trade unionist[3], and politician[4].
Key Facts
- Alexandru Săndulescu held citizenship in Kingdom of Romania[5].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's professions included journalist[2].
- Alexandru Săndulescu worked as a trade unionist[3].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's professions included politician[4].
- Alexandru Săndulescu held the position of chairperson[6].
- Alexandru Săndulescu was employed by Viitorul[7].
- Alexandru Săndulescu was a member of Senate[8].
- Alexandru Săndulescu was a member of Senate[9].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's image is recorded as Alexandru Săndulescu (journalist).01.jpg[10].
- Alexandru Săndulescu is recorded as male[11].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Alexandru Săndulescu was affiliated with the National Liberal Party[13].
- Alexandru Săndulescu was affiliated with the National Renaissance Front[14].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's Commons category is recorded as Alexandru Săndulescu (journalist)[15].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's family name is recorded as Q107250212[16].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's given name is recorded as Alexandru[17].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Romanian[18].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's name in native language is recorded as Alexandru Săndulescu[19].
- Alexandru Săndulescu's different from is recorded as Al. Săndulescu[20].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include journalist[2], trade unionist[3], and politician[4]. Alexandru Săndulescu was employed by Viitorul[7]. He held the position of chairperson[6].
Personal Life
Political affiliations include National Liberal Party[13], a political party[21], in Kingdom of Romania[22], founded in 1875[23] and National Renaissance Front[14], a political party[24], in Kingdom of Romania[25], founded in 1938[26], headquartered in Bucharest[27].
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What did Alexandru Săndulescu do for work?
Alexandru Săndulescu worked as journalist[2], trade unionist[3], and politician[4].