Olga Bancic (Romanian: [ˈolɡa ˈbant͡ʃik]; born Golda Bancic; also known under her French nom de guerre Pierrette; 10 May 1912 – 10 May 1944) was a Jewish...

and singer Olga Badelka (born 2002), Belarusian chess player Olga Balema, Ukrainian visual artist Olga Ban, Yugoslav partisan Olga Bancic (1912–1944)...

guillotine. However, the practice was continued in rare cases such as that of Olga Bancic and Werner Seelenbinder in 1944. Beheading by guillotine survived in...

Pierrette Paulze (1758–1836), French chemist, and wife of Antoine Lavoisier Olga Bancic (1912–1944), Jewish–Romanian activist in the French Resistance Paul and...

French). {{cite web [title=GOLDA (OLGA) BANCIC |url=https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/id-card/golda-olga-bancic |website=Holocaust Encyclopedia...

activist Colette Avital, Israeli politician Davicion Bally, public servant Olga Bancic, communist activist Silviu Brucan, communist politician and dissident...

(1907–1975), born Gołda Małka Aufen, German-language poet Olga Bancic (1912–1944), born Golda Bancic, Jewish Romanian communist and member of the French Resistance...

the last legal manual beheading in Germany is believed to be that of Olga Bancic, in 1944 during the war. Falkenhayn's divorced husband Richard von Falkenhayn...

Trégouët as Le Commissaire David Ivan Franek as Feri Boczov Olga Legrand as Olga Bancic Boris Bergman as Monsieur Rayman Patrick Bonnel as Monsieur Elek...

Bessarabian-Romanian politician, editor-in-chief of Cuvânt Moldovenesc Olga Bancic, Jewish-Romanian communist activist, known for her role in the French...

musée de l'Homme Boris Vildé (1908–1942) and wall plaques in memory of Olga Bancic (1912–1944), symbol of foreign female volunteers in the French Resistance...

were shot immediately on 21 February at Mont-Valérien. The execution of Olga Bancic was suspended for further enquiry and because French law prohibited executing...

his wife Șura Bella; he was self-taught. He married the revolutionary Olga Bancic, and the couple began life together as members of the banned Romanian...

observed by the Germans, prohibited execution of women by firing squad. Olga Bancic, condemned to death as a member of the Groupe Manouchian, was then deported...

center of indoctrination for Romanian Communist Party cadres, among them Olga Bancic and Liuba Chișinevschi [ro]; at one point, they wrote a letter protesting...

executed before a firing squad in Fort Mont-Valérien on 21 February 1944. Olga Bancic, who had served the group as a messenger, was taken to Stuttgart, where...

not be included here. Constantin Agiu Ștefan Andrei Ecaterina Arbore Olga Bancic Maria Banuș Aurel Baranga Eugen Barbu Alexandru Bârlădeanu Mihai Beniuc...

Resistance commemorated its "Bessarabian heroes", a category which included Olga Bancic. As noted by historian Mihai Burcea, many of those covered by this nomenclature...

occupation—it included Gheorghe Gaston Marin and the Francs-tireurs' Olga Bancic, Nicolae Cristea and Joseph Boczov. As Romania came under the rule of...

wife of Missak Manouchian and ignores her own role as a résistante. Olga Bancic, who played a key role in obtaining and hiding weapons for the FTP-MOI...

synagogues, including the Sinagoga Sticlarilor (Glassmakers' Synagogue). Olga Bancic, a Romanian communist activist known for her role in the French Resistance...

bears his name. Initially called Pia Brătianu, it was renamed after Olga Bancic under communism and given Philippide's name following the Romanian Revolution...

"Muscovite wing", which resided in exile in Moscow. Burakovski, p.385 "Golda (Olga) Bancic", Holocaust Encyclopedia, US Holocaust Museum, accessed 9 September 2010...

arrested by the Brigades Spéciales on 16 November 1943 at a rendezvous with Olga Bancic. He was indicted in the trial of the FTP-MOI members which took place...

1979), handballer player. Josip Balić (born 1993), footballer player. Ivica Bančić (born 1971), footballer player. Ivan Banović (born 1984), footballer player...