Document with the holograph signature of Vasile Pogor, Iasi, October 6th, 1890 (one page)

228. Document with the holograph signature of Vasile Pogor, Iasi, October 6th, 1890 (one page)

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Vasile Pogor (1833-1906) was one of the five founders of the Junimea Society, also a conservative politician, three times mayor of the city of Iasi, a dignity in which he distinguished himself as an administrator. The document bears the header of the Iasi city hall in his second term as mayor, it is signed holographically by him and dated October 6, 1890, and refers to administrative issues related to the Vulpe church in the city.

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228. Document with the holograph signature of Vasile Pogor, Iasi, October 6th, 1890 (one page)

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