Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu
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25 November, 1973
Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu died in Bucharest, Romania, at the age of 86. She had a long and impactful career as an engineer, geologist, and educator, and she was involved in activism for disarmament after her retirement.
1 January, 1917
The Battle of Mărășești was a significant military engagement during World War I. Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu's hospital received the wounded from this battle. The battle was a victory by Romania over 28 days during which there were over 12,000 Romanian and over 10,000 of the invaders who were wounded. Although the text only mentions 1917 as the year, the Battle of Mărășești began in the summer of 1917, more specifically, on August 6th, 1917.
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Birth in Galați, Romania
November 10, 1887
Elisa Leonida was born in Galați, Romania, to Constantin Leonida, a career officer, and Matilda Gill, a French woman. Her early life was likely influenced by her father's military career and her mother's cultural background. Nothing in her earliest years signaled the groundbreaking path she would forge, but this was the beginning of a remarkable life.
Denied Admission to the School of Bridges and Roads
Early Education
After completing her secondary education, Elisa applied to the School of Bridges and Roads in Bucharest, but she was rejected simply because she was a woman. This blatant act of discrimination fueled her determination to prove her abilities and paved the way for her to pursue her education abroad.
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One of the first women to obtain a degree in engineering.