* 1873 – Iuliu Maniu, Romanian politician and Prime Minister ( d. 1953 )

** Iuliu Maniu, Romanian politician ( d. 1953 )

Iuliu Maniu Street, Cluj-Napoca | I. Maniu Street: construction of this symmetrical street was undertaken during the 19th century

Both Avram Iancu and Unrii Squares feature ensembles of eclectic and baroque – rococo architecture, including the Palace of Justice, the Theatre, the Iuliu Maniu symmetrical street, and the New York Palace, among others.

Both party president Iuliu Maniu and deputy leader Ion Mihalache died in prison during the Communist regime.

* Iuliu Maniu

* Iuliu Maniu, former Prime Minister of Romania.

Acting PNR leader Iuliu Maniu successfully resisted this move, and the two parties split over the issue.

The moment aggravated the running personal rivalry between the PND founder and Iuliu Maniu, but Iorga had on his side Maniu's own brother, lawyer Cassiu Maniu, who rejected the PNR's regionalistic stance.

At the time, although flirting with Pan-European nationalism, he stood in contrast with the Transylvanian-born Iuliu Maniu for displaying no sympathy toward Danubian Confederation projects, believing them to conceal Hungary's revanchism.

However, on 12 November 1944 General Vladislav Petrovich Vinogradov of the Soviet Red Army expulsed the returning Romanian authorities from Northern Transylvania with reference to the massacres committed by members of Iuliu Maniu's so-called Maniu Guard, and the Romanian authorities were not allowed to return until the government of Petru Groza was formed on 6 March 1945.

Iuliu Maniu (; January 8, 1873 – February 5, 1953 ) was an Austro-Hungarian-born Romanian politician.

After King Ferdinand I dissolved the Parliament, Iuliu Maniu found himself at odds with the national leadership, especially after the new Prime Minister Alexandru Averescu ( with support from the National Liberals ) dissolved the Transylvanian Council in April 1920.

Iuliu Maniu died in 1953 in Sighet prison, and his body was thrown into the common grave in the courtyard.

Iuliu Maniu and Corneliu Zelea Codreanu against King Carol II of Romania

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Facilities for such sports are located in the vicinity of the stadium, including the Sala Sporturilor Horia Demian, a multi-functional hall designed for sports like handball, basketball or volleyball, the Politehnica Swimming Complex, which includes indoor and open-air swimming pools, as well as the Iuliu Haţieganu Park – with tennis and track facilities and a new swimming pool under construction.

This generation links to the names of Csaba Gyorffy, Iuliu Jenei, Călin Gane, Marcel Goran, Pete Cadar, Caesar Ardeleanu, Adrian Hârlab and Virgil Grecea – a generation consisting of some of the most long term team members.

The building is located at 62 – 64 strada Franceză ( the street has been variously known in the past as Iuliu Maniu, 30 Decembrie, and Carol ), across the street from the ruins of the Old Court ( Curtea Veche ).

In the 1950s and 1960s, after the establishment of the Romanian communist regime, the Securitate ran the Sighet prison as a place for political repression of public figures who had been declared " class enemies " — the most prominent of these was the former prime minister Iuliu Maniu ( who died there in 1953 ).

It was housed in a building of their own design, at the junction of Caimatei and Trinităţii, and officially run by a fictitious person, Marcel Iuliu Iancu.

He was the PNŢ local leader for Argeş County, and, when the party came to power with the Iuliu Maniu cabinet in 1928, served as prefect of Argeş before being appointed general secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture by Mihalache ( who was titular Minister ).

The theater was named in honor of Dr. Iuliu Barasch, as was an adjoining clinic.

During the 1937 elections, the Communists backed Iuliu Maniu and the National Peasants ' Party against King Carol II and the Gheorghe Tătărescu government ( who had intensified repression of Communist groups ), finding themselves placed in an unusual position after the Iron Guard, a fascist movement, signed an electoral pact with Maniu ; participation in the move was explained by Communist historiography as provoked by the Social-Democrats ' refusal to collaborate with the PCdR.

The ensuing talks were prolonged by various factors, most notably by the opposition of National Peasants ' Party leader Iuliu Maniu, who, alarmed by Soviet successes, was trying to reach a satisfactory compromise with the Western Allies ( and, together with the National Liberals ' leader Dinu Brătianu, continued to back negotiations initiated by Antonescu and Barbu Ştirbey with the United States and the United Kingdom ).

After the start of the Cold War, Soviet authorities alleged that he was keeping contacts with Iuliu Maniu, the leader of the National Peasants ' Party ; the latter had opposed both Antonescu's regime and the Soviet occupation of Romania.

In December 1918, after Hungary surrendered in World War I, he was part of the Transylvanian council that proclaimed the union with Romania, and was, alongside Vasile Goldiş, Iuliu Hossu, and Miron Cristea, a member of the Transylvanian group of envoys that presented the decision to King Ferdinand I in Bucharest.

Allegedly, his ousting was recommended by Iuliu Maniu, leader of the National Peasants ' Party's and, for the following years, the closest of Dinu Brătianu's political allies.

Initially meeting with the refusal of Iuliu Maniu and Dinu Brătianu ( who decided to invest their trust in Ştirbey ), he was relatively successful after the Cairo initiative proved fruitless: the two traditional parties accepted collaboration with the bloc formed by the PCR, the Romanian Social Democratic Party, the Ploughmen's Front, and the Socialist Peasants ' Party, leading to the formation of the short-lived and unstable National Democratic Bloc ( BND ) in June 1944.

Consequently, he was singled out for negligence in office when, during the kangaroo trial of Iuliu Maniu ( see Tămădău Affair ), it was alleged that several employees of his ministry had conspired against the government.

On December 1, he was ( with Vasile Goldiş, Iuliu Hossu, and Alexandru Vaida-Voevod ) a member of Austro-Hungarian Romanian delegation that called for the unification of Romania and Transylvania.

He served as Minister of Agriculture in the Iuliu Maniu's government of 1928-1930 ( being seconded by Armand Călinescu ), then, between 1930 and 1933, he was the Minister of Internal Affairs ( he also held the office of Foreign Minister between late 1930 and early 1931 ).

After his brother Ion died, he held the post of Prime Minister of Romania until he was forced to resign in 1928 to allow the new PNŢ ( National Peasants ' Party ) government of Iuliu Maniu to take office.

Iuliu Barasch or Baraş ( 1815 — 1863 ) was a Galician-born Jewish physician and writer who made his career in Romania.

The previous name of the station comes from the former name of the easternmost portion of the Iuliu Maniu Avenue, that was formerly known as Armata Poporului ( People's Army ).