Ghencea Cemetery
Cemetery in Bucharest, Romania
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Ghencea Cemetery is located in Ghencea neighbourhood of Bucharest, on Ghencea Boulevard, in Sector 6. The cemetery has two sections, civilian[1] and military.[2]
| Ghencea Military Cemetery | |
|---|---|
| Romania | |
The entrance to the military section | |
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| For the Heroes of the Wars | |
| Location | 44°25′06″N 26°03′12″E Bucharest, Romania |
| Burials by war | |
Notable interments
- Cabiria Andreian Cazacu (1928–2018), mathematician
- Gheorghe Argeșanu (1883–1940), general and statesman
- Niki Atanasiu (1907–1967), actor
- Mihai Baicu (1975–2009), footballer
- Grigore Bălan (1896–1944), general in World War II
- Iolanda Balaș (1936–2016), athlete and Olympic champion
- Maria Butaciu (1940–2018), performer of folklore music
- Gianu Bucurescu (1924–2016), Securitate officer
- Cornelia Catangă (1958–2021), singer
- Elena Ceaușescu (1916–1989), communist activist and wife of President Nicolae Ceaușescu
- Nicolae Ceaușescu (1918–1989), 1st President of Romania
- Nicu Ceaușescu (1951–1996), communist politician and second son of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu
- Mihai Chițac (1928–2010), general and 117th Minister of the Interior
- Lucreția Ciobanu (1924–2015), folk singer from Sibiu
- Mihai Constantinescu (1946–2019), musician
- Florența Crăciunescu (1955–2008), Olympic athlete
- Gheorghe Cucu (1882–1932), composer, conductor, and folklorist
- Ion Dincă (1928–2007), communist politician, Deputy Prime Minister, and Mayor of Bucharest
- Eugenia Greceanu (1928–2016), architect
- Aimée Iacobescu (1946–2018), actress
- Ion Iliescu (1930–2025), politician and engineer who served as the first and the third President of Romania
- Alexandru Ioanițiu (1890–1941), general
- Ioan Ioniță (1924–1987), Communist general and politician who served as Minister of Defence
- Mihaela Mitrache (1955–2008), actress
- Mariana Nicolesco (1948–2022), operatic soprano
- Angelo Niculescu (1921–2015), football player and manager
- Alexis Nour (1877–1940), journalist, activist, and essayist
- Alexandru Pastia (1893–1942), military officer
- Gheorghe Pintilie (1902–1985), 1st Director of the Securitate
- Temistocle Popa (1921–2013), composer, musician, and film actor
- Cristian Popescu (1959–1995), poet
- Tudor Postelnicu (1931–2017), communist politician, Director of the Securitate, Interior Minister
- Ilie Savu (1920–2010), footballer and coach
- Alexandru Șerbănescu (1912–1944), flying ace in World War II
- Iosif Sîrbu (1925–1964), sport shooter and Romania’s first ever Olympic champion
- Niculae Spiroiu (1936–2022), general and 78th Minister of National Defense
- Toni Tecuceanu (1972–2010), comedy actor
- Costică Toma (1928–2008), footballer and coach
- Nicolae Tonitza (1886–1940), painter and illustrator
- Cristian Țopescu (1937–2018), journalist and politician
- Virgil Trofin (1926–1984), communist politician
- Corneliu Vadim Tudor (1949–2015), leader of the Greater Romania Party, poet, writer, journalist, and a Member of the European Parliament
- Olimpian Ungherea (1937–2012), writer
- Doru-Viorel Ursu (1953–2024), politician and lawyer
- Ștefan Vencov (1899–1955), physicist and rector of Politehnica University
- Ilie Verdeț (1925–2001), 51st Prime Minister of Romania
- Iulian Vlad (1931–2017), last Director of the Securitate
Gallery
Former grave of Nicolae Ceaușescu
Entrance to the Ghencea Civilian Cemetery
Grave in Ghencea cemetery, with Masonic symbol
Grave of Alexandru Șerbănescu
Grave of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu
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