Filip Mișea

Aromanian activist and politician

Filip Mișea - Aromanian activist and politician
Born

1873
152 years ago

Died

May 16th, 1944
81 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Romania

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An Aromanian activist contributed to the cultural and political representation of the Aromanian community. Worked as a physician while advocating for Aromanian rights and welfare. Engaged in political activities that promoted the interests of Aromanians in Romania. Participated in various initiatives aimed at improving social conditions for minority groups within the country.

Advocated for the rights of the Aromanian community

Served as a physician and politician

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