journalist, as well as father to prominent Iron Guard personality Ion Moța. Ioan Moța was born in Nojag, Austria-Hungary (today Certeju de Sus, Hunedoara...

Son of the nationalist Orthodox priest Ioan Moța, who edited a journal called Libertatea ("Liberty"), Ion I. Moța completed his baccalaureate at Bucharest's...

the Iron Guard, he was drawn to the movement by his friend, the priest Ioan Moța. In 1930, another priest, Iosif Trifa, spoke out against the Guard for...

at the front in Majadahonda, Ion Moța and Vasile Marin were killed by an artillery shell. After the deaths of Moța and Marin, the remaining Legionnaires...

commune is the site of the Certej Mine and of the 1971 Certej dam failure. Ioan Moța (1868-1940), Romanian Orthodox priest, nationalist politician, and journalist...

literary critic and playwright Ion Miu (born 1955), Romanian musician Ion Moța (1902—1937), Romanian nationalist, deputy leader of the Iron Guard Ion Negoițescu...

Constantin Banu, writer, journalist, and politician (born 1873). November 20: Ioan Moța, priest and journalist 1868). November 26 (killed in the Jilava Massacre):...

with Ioan Moța, father of Legion leader and founder Ion Moța. Lumina Satelor was very influential, printing a million copies a week, but under Moța's leadership...

The Orăștie chapter, organized by Vlad, included the nationalist priest Ioan Moța. Other PNȚ colleagues from Vaida's native Transylvania also joined the...

representative, and became a member of the LANC's executive council, on par with Ioan Moța, Ion Zelea Codreanu, Iuliu Hațieganu, Valeriu Pop, Iuniu Lecca. Afterward...