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Danila Papp

1868 – 1950

Romanian diplomat

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About Danila Papp

Lived 1868 – 1950 (aged 81–82). Danila Papp was a Romanian diplomat and military officer.

Later career

In 1922, he was present at the coronation of King Ferdinand. On 31 March 1923, he was promoted to the rank of Major General (General de divizie) by the King, being assigned to the I Army Corps from Craiova, then transferred to the VI Army Corps from Cluj in 1924.

In 1930 he moved to reserve service, and he retired from the military in 1934.

Romania Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown of Romania Order of the Star of Romania

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Important facts

Birth century
Died
1950, Sibiu
Nationality
Education
Theresian Military Academy
Positions held
Ambassador of Romania to the Holy See
Awards
Knight Commander of the Order of the Iron Crown (Austria); Knight of the Order of the Iron Crown (Austria); Military Merit Cross; Military Merit Medal (Austria-Hungary)

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Danila Papp's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Danila Papp?

Romanian diplomat

When was Danila Papp born?

Danila Papp was born on 20 May 1868 in Avram Iancu.

When did Danila Papp die?

Danila Papp died in 1950 in Sibiu.

What was Danila Papp's occupation?

Danila Papp was a diplomat and military officer.

What nationality was Danila Papp?

Danila Papp was Romanian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Danila Papp

· Wikidata: Q18545181

· DBpedia: Dănilă Papp

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