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Stefanica Paunescu

SurnamePaunescu
Given NameStefanica
Born13 Jun 1944
CountryRomania
CategoryMilitary-Air
GenderMale

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ww2dbaseStefanica Theodor Paunescu was born in Manasia, Romania in 1922. In 1938, he joined the Romanian Air Force. He was shot down and killed in combat against Soviet fighters in Poland in 1944.

ww2dbaseSource: Paunescu family

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Portrait of Stefanica Paunescu, 1940sStefanica Paunescu with a friend in snowy weather, 1940s
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13 Jun 1944 Stefanica Paunescu was killed in combat when his aircraft was shot down by Soviet fighters over Poland.




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