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The Mystery of the Prince's Death Discovered in 1920 by Nicolae Iorga in the Domneasca Church of the Argeș Court

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One of the most representative monuments of the Romanian architecture is medieval and, at all times, the oldest voevodal reading in the Romance language country. Read more.
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The Mystery of the Prince's Death Discovered in 1920 by Nicolae Iorga in the Domneasca Church of the Argeș Court

One of the most representative monuments of the Romanian architecture is medieval and, at all times, the oldest voevodal reading in the Romance language country. Read more.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Libertatea.ro broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
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