Emil Costinescu (March 12, 1844–July 6, 1921) was a Romanian economist, businessman and politician. Born in Iași, Costinescu was the self-taught son of...

1911 Greek Revival cartouche of a horse tie ring of the Adina and Emil Costinescu House (Strada Polonă no. 4), Bucharest, by Ion D. Berindey, 1911-1915...

the French military mission. Among the best-known travellers were Emil Costinescu, a former Minister of Finance, Yvonne Blondel, daughter of a former...

Costache Negri, Galați – Costache Negri, revolutionary Costinești – Emil Costinescu, Minister of Finance and landowner Cuza Vodă, Călărași, Cuza Vodă,...

Büffelbrunnen until 1940. In 1940 it was renamed to Costinești after Emil Costinescu, a former land owner and Minister of Finance. Between 1950 and 1960...

Arion, 50th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania[citation needed] Emil Costinescu Nicolae Gane Spiru Haret Gheorghe I. Lahovary Iacob Lahovary Ioan Lahovary...

Naționalul Vâlcii journal introduced Cruciada Românismului (put out from Emil Costinescu Street 17, Bucharest) as one of the seven major "Romanian nationalist...

was also supported by the government, voiced by Finance Minister Emil Costinescu, who mentioned, among other things, the precedent set by the Bank of...

January 1909, during a civil ceremony attended by Vintilă Brătianu, Emil Costinescu, and Vasile Morțun. In June of that year, he became a Knight of the...

government ministers (Brătianu, Duca, Constantinescu-Porcu, Vasile Morţun, Emil Costinescu, Alexandru G. Radovici, Emanoil Porumbaru, Victor Antonescu, Constantin...