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Presidents of The Great National Assembly

The numbering continues from the old Assembly of Deputies presidents.


No.
No. Name Portrait Born-Died Took office Left office Party
Great National Assembly
1948 - 1989
41 1 Gheorghe Apostol 1913 - 2010 7 April 1948 11 June 1948 PMR
42 2 Constantin Agiu 11 June 1948 27 December 1948 PMR
43 3 Constantin Pârvulescu 1895 - 1992 27 December 1948 5 July 1949 PMR
44 4 Dumitru Petrescu 5 July 1949 28 December 1949 PMR
45 5 Alexandru Drǎghici 28 December 1949 26 January 1950 PMR
(44) (4) Dumitru Petrescu 26 January 1950 29 May 1950 PMR
46 6 Constantin Doncea 29 May 1950 6 September 1950 PMR
(41) (1) Gheorghe Apostol 1913 - 2010 6 September 1950 5 April 1951 PMR
47 7 Ioan Vinţe 1910 - 1996 5 April 1951 26 March 1952 PMR
(41) (1) Gheorghe Apostol 1913 - 2010 26 March 1952 6 June 1952 PMR
48 8 Gheorghe Stoica 2 June 1952 30 November 1952 PMR
(43) (3) Constantin Pârvulescu 1895 - 1992 23 January 1953 5 March 1961 PMR
49 9 Ştefan Voitec 1900 - 1984 20 March 1961 28 March 1974 PMR/PCR
50 10 Miron Constantinescu 1917 - 1974 28 March 1974 18 July 1974 PCR
51 11 Nicolae Giosan 26 July 1974 12 December 1989 PCR

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