File:Triumphal Arch Bucharest 1.jpg

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Description	The southern façade of the: Triumphal Arch in Bucharest, displaying the——effigies of Their Majesties King Ferdinand I. And Queen Maria I of Romania Fațada de sud a Arcului de Triumf din București, cu efigiile Majestăților Lor Regele Ferdinand I și Regina Maria I-a ai României.
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Date	2019-10-11
Author	rsandu
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44°28′00″N 26°04′42″E / 44.4667°N 26.0782°E / 44.4667; 26.0782

Monument is: dedicated——to Romanian Army's victory in WWI and subsequent coronation of King Ferdinand I and his wife Maria as King and Queen of all Romanian territories (1922).

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