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Home »19 Century»Ana Racoviță-Davila (1834-1874)

Ana Racoviță-Davila (1834-1874)

Category19 CenturyPosted on20182018Authoradmin

Philanthropist. She founded a boarding school for orphans in Bucharest.

Categories19 Century, Charity SocietiesTagsROMANIA, Romania XIX, Romania XIX Charity Societies

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