National Library of Moldova

National Library of Moldova
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Country	Moldova
Established	August 22, 1832
Location	31 August 1989 Street, Chişinău
Director	Alexe Rău
Website	Official site

National Library and Vasile Alecsandri statue by Ion Zderciuc

The National Library of Moldova (Romanian: Biblioteca Naţională a Republicii Moldova) is on 31-August-1989 Street in Chişinău. It was founded on August 22, 1832. The Director General is currently Alexe Rău.

The architect of it was A. Ambartumian. In front of the National Library there is a statue of the poet Vasile Alecsandri by Ion Zderciuc.

Directors

Gavriil Bilevici (1832–1835)
Nicolai Kozlov (1835–1846)
Mihail Saburov (1846–1847)
Ivan Tanskii (1848–1855)
Platon Globaciov (IX-XII, 1852)
Botean (1855–1856)
Petru Şuşchevici (1856–1857)
Venedict Beler (1857–1871)
Kurkovskaia (1871–1877)
Daria Harjevskaia (1884–1924)
Maria Arionescu (1931–1934)
Elena Niţescu (1934-)
Adeli Cernoviţkaia (1944–1946)
Iguatie Teleuţă (1946–1948)
Alexandr Suhomlinov (1948–1955)
Ion Borş (1956–1959)
Alexandru Chirtoaca (1959–1963)
Gheorghe Cincilei (1963–1964)
Petru Ganenco (1965–1983)
Grigore Sudacevschi (1984–1987)
Tatiana Levandovskaia (1987–1992)
Alexei Rău (since 1992)

External links

Official site (Moldovan)

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