Gheorghe Tohanescu in Timisoara, Romania

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Gheorghe Tohanescu's Bust is Displayed in Romania as a Public Sculpture. Located in Southeastern Europe, the Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic of Romania Borders Bulgaria and Ukraine. It Also Shares Borders with Hungary, Serbia, and Moldova. The Danube River, Europe's Second-Longest River after the Volga, Originates in Germany. Modern Romania Emerged within the Territories of Ancient Dacia, Formed in 1859 through a Personal Union of the Danubian Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. Officially Named Romania since 1866, the New State Gained Independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1877. At World War I's End, Transylvania, Bukovina, and Bessarabia Unite with the Sovereign Kingdom of Romania. During World War II, Romania Allies with Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union, Fighting Side by Side with the Wehrmacht until 1944, Then Joining the Allied Powers after Being Occupied by Red Army Forces. After the War, Romania Becomes a Socialist Republic and Member of the Warsaw Pact. After the 1989 Revolution, Romania Begins a Transition Back towards Democracy and a Capitalist Market Economy. This Object is Part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a Non-Profit Initiative Introduced by MyMiniFactory, Through Which We are Creating a Digital Archive of Fully 3D Printable Sculptures, Artworks, and Landmarks from Across the Globe for the Public to Access for Free. Scan the World is an Open Source Community Effort, If You Have Interesting Items around You and Would Like to Contribute, Email stw@myminifactory.com to Find Out How You Can Help. Scanned by Photogrammetry (Processed Using Agisoft PhotoScan).