File:Büste Moise Nicoara von Mihai Păcurar, 2022 Gyula.jpg

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Saint Nicholas Orthodox cathedral garden under renovation in 2022. There are two busts, Moise Nicoara by Mihai Păcurar (1994 stone) and Liviu Rebreanu by Mihai Păcurar (1993 stone) and a wooden music? pavilion - Szent Miklós park, Gyula, Békés County, Hungary.
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Görögkeleti templom (egykor 'Görög keleti nagy templom'), Kertjében áll: Moise Nicoara mellszobor (Felállítás 1994, Mihai Păcurar, kő), Moise Nicoara (1784. november 30. Gyula - 1861. október 10. Bukarest) ügyvéd, tanár, író, műfordító; Liviu Rebreanu mellszobor (Felállítás 1993, Mihai Păcurar, kő), erdélyi román író (wpedia) - Békés megye, Gyula, egykor? Miklósváros, Szent Miklós park (egykor Gróza park) /1896-ban létesült info: gyulaihirlap.hu/ helyrajzi szám: 2640/1, 2640/2
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Object location46° 38′ 38.85″ N, 21° 16′ 55.42″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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