Maria Ciobanu was born on September 3, 1937. Ivan Turgheniev, a Russian novelist and playwright and Elvira Godeanu, Romanian theater and film, also died on September 3, 1937.
Maria Ciobanu
1875 – was born Ferdinand Porsche, German car manufacturer
Ferdinand Porsche (b. September 3, 1875, Maffersdorf, Reicenberg, Bohemia; d. January 30, 1951, Stuttgart) was a renowned Austrian car builder.
His most famous construction is VW Käfer (some of the patents were recognized to his subordinate, the builder Béla Barényi, 1907-1997).
Ferdinand Porsche Photo: Adevărul (Archive)
Porsche last name [Porșe] and Borsche represent germized variants of some Slavic names (eg Cehe Boreš [Boreș]Borš, Boruta), diminutive of the old Slav name Borislav.
1876 was born Constantin Kirițescu, scientist, zoologist, publicist and Romanian historian
Constantin Kirițescu (b. September 3, 1876 – d. August 12, 1965) was a scientist, a doctor of nature science, a member of Romanian Academyzoo, Romanian publicist and historian.
Was a teacher at St. Sava High School. Contributed to the development of secondary education, represented our country at League of Nationsin the school section (3/16).
Was a founding member of The Academy of Sciences in Romania.
1883 Died Ivan Turgheniev, novelist and Russian playwright
Ivan Sergheievici Turgheniev (b. October 28/November 9, 1818, Oriol, Russia – d. August 22/September 3, 1883, Bougival, near Paris) was a Russian novelist and playwright.
His best known novel is Parents and childrenpublished in 1862.
Ivan Turgheniev
“Master of Russian Realism, friend with Gustave Flaubert and a model of Guy de Maupassant, Turgheniev is an unbreakable analyst of his heroes, which he surprises, in specific hypostases, from the lightning of the first adolescent idyll to the new passion of youth, and even to the love of the love.“
1917: Ecaterina Teodoroiu died, “Heroine de Jiu”
Ecaterina Teodoroiu, (Cătălina Vasile Toderoiu) was born on January 14, 1894 in a large family of peasants, in Vădeni, Târgu-Jiu. And with the entrance of Romania in the First World War, Cătălina Toderoiu so entered the body of scouts “Mr. Tudor” and then to the infirmary at the hospital in Jiu Fair. Cătălinei's brother, Nicolae was fighting on the front. In 1916, at the beginning of the war, Nicolae dies on the front. Cătălina takes her place and becomes a soldier. He noticed in the battles of Jiu and Filiaşi. She was described as a brave and skilled soldier.
Ecaterina Teodoroiu Photo: Archive
At Filiaşi she was injured on both legs. He received from King Ferdinand I, personally, the “military virtue” decoration being advanced to the rank of lieutenant. He even received the order of a platoon in the 43/59 Infantry Regiment in Lupeni. He became a highly respected, soulful and dedicated command. At the forefront of the soldiers he fell heroically on the evening of August 22, 1917 in the battle of Mărăşeşti. She was shot in the chest, at the forefront. After the war he was declared heroine of Greater Romania.
1936: Born artist Marina Voica
Born in the city of Ivanovo, Russia, Marina Voica is a well -known singer of light music and pop in Romania. The artist revealed, a few years ago, for “Adevărul”, that she was already a star in Russia when she gave her college.
Marina Voica PHOTO: Facebook
“I sing since I know myself, I did music school, as well as my brother, who is a cardiologist. When I went to college, in Moscow, I was already a star there, the teachers came and asked what I was looking for. We imitated Lolita Torres, a famous Argentine actress. Sales, I danced, I beat the chestnut. said the artist who is 89 years old.
We mention some of his songs: “In a corner of cafe”, “What do you want, great blue?”, “Dor traveling” and “at the shore of love”.
In 2013, Marina Voica was rewarded with the Order of the Crown of Romania in the rank of Knight.
1937: Maria Ciobanu's popular music soloist was born a soloist of folk music
Born in Roșiile, Vâlcea county, Maria Ciobanu, nicknamed “Ciocârlia of the Romanian folk song”, attended the courses of the School of Popular Arts in the Capital and knew the success with the song “Lie, Lie, Ciocârlie”.
We mention a few known pieces from the repertoire of Maria Ciobanu: “Aurelu 'Momii”, “The summer wind blows me”, “Near the gate I have a lime”, “What I would not be small” and “the big wheel”.
The singer was married to the famous Ion Dolănescu.
Maria Ciobanu Photo: Adevărul
The soloist was distinguished with the National Cross “The Faithful Service”, two golden discs, the Order of the Crown of Romania and the Order of the Cultural Merit in the rank of great officer.
1950: Traian Vuia died
Born on August 17, 1872, in Surducu Mic, Timiș, Traian Vuia attended for a year the Polytechnic courses in Budapest. Subsequently, he enrolled in law, took his doctorate, and worked for three years in various bars, in Vârșeț and Lugoj.
In 1901, Vuia supported the doctoral thesis in legal sciences. Five years later, on March 18, on a Tarla near Montesson, a locality near Paris, the flight apparatus made by Traian Vuia was detached from the ground.
Traian Vuia Photo: Archive
After an acceleration over a distance of 50 meters, the flight appliance raised and flew 12 meters. However, the propeller pallets stopped, and the flight apparatus has forced.
He died on September 3, 1950, in Bucharest, being buried in the Bellu Cemetery.
1953 entered into force the “European Convention on Human Rights”
The “European Convention on Human Rights”, which entered into force in September 1953, had been signed in Rome three years ago, on November 4, 1950. The European Convention on Human Rights was elaborated within the Council of Europe. Romania is part of the 1994 Convention. The ECHR was the first international legal instrument for guaranteeing human rights protection.
1991: Elvira Godeanu died, Romanian theater and film actress
Elvira Godeanu (b. May 13, 1904 Bucharest – d. September 3, 1991) was a well -known Romanian film, radio, theater and voice actress formed at the golden generation of the great interwar artists.
It has performed extremely varied roles, both from the universal and Romanian literature.
Elvira Godeanu Photo: Adevărul
Elvira Godeanu remains one of the great performers of the role Zoe Trahanache from the comedy of Ion Luca Caragiale.
She was married to Emil Prager, a well -known builder and architect from the interwar period.
Was distinguished with the order of the Labor Class II (1952) “For the work done on the occasion of the “Centenary Caragiale”“And with Cultural Merit Order II class II (1967) “for special merits in the field of dramatic art”.
