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mabadesc
Posted: December 11, 2007 12:39 am
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Quick question about the following generals:

1. Alexandru Gavrilescu
2. Damian Rascu

Does anyone know if they held any commands during WWII (pre- and post- August 1944)?

More importantly, does anyone know what happened to them after the war? Did they remain active generals or hold any political positions post-1945?

Thanks in advance.
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Victor
Posted: December 11, 2007 06:47 am
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They did not hold any commands.
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Posted: December 27, 2007 08:21 pm
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They did not hold any commands.


Actually, this is not true. After receiving your reply, I did a little research anyway and discovered that they indeed held commands, according to various sources.

Major-General Damian Rascu (1892-1970)

1940-1942 CO, 26th Infantry Regiment
1942-1943, Chief of Staff, 6th Corps
1943-1944, CO, 20th Infantry Brigade
1944-1944, CO, 20th Infantry Division
August-September 1944 - captured by Soviets and released shortly
Fall 1944 - Liaison Officer to Soviet Moldavian Command
1944-1945, Chief of Staff, 1st Army
Retired in 1951 as Major-General

Sources:
Rom. Military Archives, Fond 1, Dosar 291, f. 286-287
Rom. Military Archives, Fond 1, Dosar 16, f. 64-65
Rom. Military Archives, Fond 1, Dosar 16, f. 73
http://www.itcnet.ro/history/archive/mi199...rrent1/mi22.htm
http://web.genealogie.free.fr/Les_militair...es/Roumanie.htm
www.generals.dk/general/Rascu/Damian/Romania.html


Brigade General Alexandru Gavrilescu

I was only able to find a source identifying him as:

(starting date unknown) - through at least May, 1945, CO 6th Corps Artillery Command

Source:
Rom. Military Archives, Fond 4, Dosar 82, f. 203-205



Any other info would be greatly appreciated.
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Petre
Posted: April 09, 2012 07:07 pm
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Many Internet WebPages about The battle of Debrecen point a romanian General Marcu (Marcos) Tubanescu. Question : was he really such person ? If it is not correct, an error has spread.
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