File:E. Stătescu, Ministrul Justiţieĭ. Ocnaşul. Escrocul, Epoca, 9 iun 1896.JPG

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English: Editorial cartoon in the Romanian Conservative newspaper Epoca, published as an attack on the National Liberal government. It illustrates the Conservative viewpoint on the Ghenadie Affair: Orthodox Metropolitan Ghenadie had been ousted by the Synod after coming into conflict with the National Liberals; Epoca suggested that a vast government conspiracy existed behind the scenes. From left: Eugeniu Stătescu, the National Liberal Minister of Justice; Mărgăritescu "the Jailbird", accused of having forged proofs of Ghenadie's simony; Constantin Sărăţeanu "the Conman", the investigating magistrate for Ilfov County, said to have been mandated by government to harass Ghenadie after his deposition.
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Source Epoca, 176/1896 (available through the Bucharest City Library DacoRomanica archive)
Author unknown/uncredited (possibly Nicolae Filipescu)

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