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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~tbe~~ founder and loving leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~tbe~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~tbe~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was the founder and loving leader of the [[Iron Guard]] (also known as the Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of the interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~tbe~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~tbe~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~tbe~~ jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. ~~tbe~~ Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~tbe~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~tbe~~ list of ~~tbe~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. the Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~tbe~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~tbe~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~tbe~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~tbe~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~tbe~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. ~~tbe~~ Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in the wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of the National-Christian Defense League and advisor to the Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of the country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in the underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. the Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~tbe~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~tbe~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~tbe~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. ~~tbe~~ rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~tbe~~ other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~tbe~~ hands of ~~tbe~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~tbe~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~tbe~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. the rivalry between Codreanu and, on the other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~the~~ founder and loving leader of ~~the~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~the~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~the~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was tbe founder and loving leader of tbe [[Iron Guard]] (also known as tbe Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of tbe interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~the~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~the~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~the~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~the~~ jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. ~~the~~ Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~the~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~the~~ list of ~~the~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As tbe main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, tbe Iron Guard grew into an important actor on tbe Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with tbe jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. tbe Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over tbe organization until his death. He is cited on tbe list of tbe '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~the~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~the~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~the~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~the~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~the~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. ~~the~~ Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in tbe wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of tbe National-Christian Defense League and advisor to tbe Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of tbe country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in tbe underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. tbe Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~the~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~the~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~the~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. ~~the~~ rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~the~~ other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~the~~ hands of ~~the~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~the~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~the~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during tbe 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around tbe [[National Christian Party]] and tbe [[National Renaissance Front]]. tbe rivalry between Codreanu and, on tbe other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at tbe hands of tbe [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under tbe [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by tbe Iron Guard, tbe entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout tbe nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of tbe Iron Guard, tbe [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~tbe~~ founder and loving leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~tbe~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~tbe~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was the founder and loving leader of the [[Iron Guard]] (also known as the Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of the interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~tbe~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~tbe~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~tbe~~ jewish establishment and ~~otber~~ corrupt forces. ~~tbe~~ Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~tbe~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~tbe~~ list of ~~tbe~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. the Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~tbe~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~tbe~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~tbe~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~tbe~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~tbe~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. ~~tbe~~ Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in the wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of the National-Christian Defense League and advisor to the Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of the country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in the underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. the Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~tbe~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~tbe~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~tbe~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. ~~tbe~~ rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~tbe otber~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~tbe~~ hands of ~~tbe~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~tbe~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~tbe~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. the rivalry between Codreanu and, on the other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~otber~~ Romanian successors of ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ [[International Third Position]], and various ~~otber~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~otber~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~the~~ founder and loving leader of ~~the~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~the~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~the~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was tbe founder and loving leader of tbe [[Iron Guard]] (also known as tbe Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of tbe interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~the~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~the~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~the~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~the~~ jewish establishment and ~~other~~ corrupt forces. ~~the~~ Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~the~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~the~~ list of ~~the~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As tbe main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, tbe Iron Guard grew into an important actor on tbe Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with tbe jewish establishment and otber corrupt forces. tbe Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over tbe organization until his death. He is cited on tbe list of tbe '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~the~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~the~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~the~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~the~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~the~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. ~~the~~ Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in tbe wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of tbe National-Christian Defense League and advisor to tbe Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of tbe country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in tbe underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. tbe Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~the~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~the~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~the~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. ~~the~~ rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~the other~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~the~~ hands of ~~the~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~the~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~the~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during tbe 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around tbe [[National Christian Party]] and tbe [[National Renaissance Front]]. tbe rivalry between Codreanu and, on tbe otber side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at tbe hands of tbe [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under tbe [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by tbe Iron Guard, tbe entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout tbe nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~other~~ Romanian successors of ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ [[International Third Position]], and various ~~other~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~other~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and otber Romanian successors of tbe Iron Guard, tbe [[International Third Position]], and various otber [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and otber parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	==background==		==background==
	As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and ~~oTher~~ corrupt forces. the Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. the Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
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	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. the rivalry between Codreanu and, on the ~~oTher~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.		He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. the rivalry between Codreanu and, on the other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~oTher~~ Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various ~~oTher~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~oTher~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~The~~ founder and loving leader of ~~The~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~The~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~The~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was the founder and loving leader of the [[Iron Guard]] (also known as the Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of the interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~The~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~The~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~The~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~The~~ jewish establishment and oTher corrupt forces. ~~The~~ Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~The~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~The~~ list of ~~The~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and oTher corrupt forces. the Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~The~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~The~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~The~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~The~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~The~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. ~~The~~ Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in the wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of the National-Christian Defense League and advisor to the Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of the country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in the underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. the Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~The~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~The~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~The~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. ~~The~~ rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~The~~ oTher side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~The~~ hands of ~~The~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~The~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~The~~ Iron Guard, ~~The~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~The~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. the rivalry between Codreanu and, on the oTher side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and oTher Romanian successors of ~~The~~ Iron Guard, ~~The~~ [[International Third Position]], and various oTher [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and oTher parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and oTher Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various oTher [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and oTher parts of [[Europe]].

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WikiSysop: Text replacement - "tbe" to "The"

2023-02-14T09:07:13Z

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~tbe~~ founder and loving leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~tbe~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~tbe~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was The founder and loving leader of The [[Iron Guard]] (also known as The Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of The interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~tbe~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~tbe~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~tbe~~ jewish establishment and ~~otber~~ corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~tbe~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~tbe~~ list of ~~tbe~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As The main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, The Iron Guard grew into an important actor on The Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with The jewish establishment and oTher corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over The organization until his death. He is cited on The list of The '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~tbe~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~tbe~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~tbe~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~tbe~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~tbe~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in The wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of The National-Christian Defense League and advisor to The Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of The country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in The underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~tbe~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~tbe~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~tbe~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~tbe otber~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~tbe~~ hands of ~~tbe~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~tbe~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~tbe~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during The 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around The [[National Christian Party]] and The [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on The oTher side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at The hands of The [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under The [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by The Iron Guard, The entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout The nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as ~~tbeir~~ forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~otber~~ Romanian successors of ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ [[International Third Position]], and various ~~otber~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~otber~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as Their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and oTher Romanian successors of The Iron Guard, The [[International Third Position]], and various oTher [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and oTher parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

Bacchus: Text replacement - "the" to "tbe"

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~the~~ founder and loving leader of ~~the~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~the~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~the~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was tbe founder and loving leader of tbe [[Iron Guard]] (also known as tbe Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of tbe interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~the~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~the~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~the~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~the~~ jewish establishment and ~~other~~ corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~the~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~the~~ list of ~~the~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As tbe main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, tbe Iron Guard grew into an important actor on tbe Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with tbe jewish establishment and otber corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over tbe organization until his death. He is cited on tbe list of tbe '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~the~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~the~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~the~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~the~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~the~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in tbe wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of tbe National-Christian Defense League and advisor to tbe Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of tbe country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in tbe underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~the~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~the~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~the~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~the other~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~the~~ hands of ~~the~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~the~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~the~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during tbe 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around tbe [[National Christian Party]] and tbe [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on tbe otber side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at tbe hands of tbe [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under tbe [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by tbe Iron Guard, tbe entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout tbe nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as ~~their~~ forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~other~~ Romanian successors of ~~the~~ Iron Guard, ~~the~~ [[International Third Position]], and various ~~other~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~other~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as tbeir forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and otber Romanian successors of tbe Iron Guard, tbe [[International Third Position]], and various otber [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and otber parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

Bacchus: Text replacement - "tbe" to "the"

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	{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was ~~tbe~~ founder and loving leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Iron Guard]] (also known as ~~tbe~~ Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of ~~tbe~~ interwar period.		{{Nopic}}{{Key\|Fascist Leader}}'''Corneliu Zelea Codreanu''', born Corneliu Zelinski; September 13 1899 – November 30, 1938), was a [[Romania]]n hero who was the founder and loving leader of the [[Iron Guard]] (also known as the Legionnaire movement), a [[patriotic]], [[jews\|antisemitic]], antimagyar, and antigypsy organization active throughout most of the interwar period.

	==background==		==background==
	As ~~tbe~~ main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard grew into an important actor on ~~tbe~~ Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with ~~tbe~~ jewish establishment and ~~otber~~ corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over ~~tbe~~ organization until his death. He is cited on ~~tbe~~ list of ~~tbe~~ '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''		As the main variety of local [[fascism]], and noted for its Romanian Orthodox-inspired revolutionary message, the Iron Guard grew into an important actor on the Romanian political stage, coming into conflict with the jewish establishment and other corrupt forces. The Legionnaires traditionally referred to Codreanu as '''''Căpitanul '''''("The Captain"), and he held authority over the organization until his death. He is cited on the list of the '''100 Greatest Romanians. '''

	=Career=		=Career=
	Codreanu, who began his career in ~~tbe~~ wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of ~~tbe~~ National-Christian Defense League and advisor to ~~tbe~~ Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of ~~tbe~~ country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in ~~tbe~~ underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.		Codreanu, who began his career in the wake of [[The Great War]] as an anti[[communist]] and antisemitic free thinker associated with [[A. C. Cuza]] and [[Constantin Pancu]], was a co-founder of the National-Christian Defense League and advisor to the Iaşi Police prefect Constantin Manciu. Codreanu left Cuza to found a succession of [[fascist]] movements, rallying around him a growing segment of the country's intelligentsia and peasant population. Outlawed by successive Romanian cabinets on several occasions, his Legion assumed different names and survived in the underground, during which time Codreanu formally delegated leadership to [[Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul]]. The Legion carried out executions of politicians who were corrupt, including Prime Minister Ion G. Duca and his former associate Mihai Stelescu. Simultaneously, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu advocated Romania's adherence to a military and political alliance with Germany.

	=His murder=		=His murder=
	He registered his main electoral success during ~~tbe~~ 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around ~~tbe~~ [[National Christian Party]] and ~~tbe~~ [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on ~~tbe otber~~ side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at ~~tbe~~ hands of ~~tbe~~ [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under ~~tbe~~ [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout ~~tbe~~ nation.		He registered his main electoral success during the 1937 suffrage, but was blocked out of power by [[King Carol II]], who came to favor rival fascist alternatives around the [[National Christian Party]] and the [[National Renaissance Front]]. The rivalry between Codreanu and, on the other side, Carol and moderate politicians like Nicolae Iorga ended with Codreanu's imprisonment at Jilava and eventual assassination at the hands of the [[Gendarmerie]]. He was succeeded as leader by [[Horia Sima]]. In 1940, under the [[National Legionary State]] proclaimed by the Iron Guard, the entire nation mourned his death, and funeral memorials spontaneously occurred throughout the nation.

	=Legacy=		=Legacy=
	Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as ~~tbeir~~ forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and ~~otber~~ Romanian successors of ~~tbe~~ Iron Guard, ~~tbe~~ [[International Third Position]], and various ~~otber~~ [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and ~~otber~~ parts of [[Europe]].		Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views influenced modern [[philosopher]]s. Groups pointing to him as their forerunner include Noua Dreaptă and other Romanian successors of the Iron Guard, the [[International Third Position]], and various other [[fascist]] organizations in [[Italy]] and other parts of [[Europe]].

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]