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Am unclear on what schools she attended. Most of the women in this period were allowed to attend the Superior School
Romanian: Şcoala superioară de Arhitectură, which was a precursor to
Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism, and thus university level studies. It began to admit women after 1912. On the other hand, the
Technical School of Architecture and Town Building [
roRomanian: Colegiul Tehnic de Arhitectură și Lucrări Publice Ioan N. Socolescuis a high school. It began in 1884, but I am unclear of whether it allowed women. One source says she attended high school. The other source says she attended the Superior School. Thus it is possible she attended two schools or they may be the same school and something was lost in translation.
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schooling
Am unclear on what schools she attended. Most of the women in this period were allowed to attend the Superior School
Romanian: Şcoala superioară de Arhitectură, which was a precursor to
Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism, and thus university level studies. It began to admit women after 1912. On the other hand, the
Technical School of Architecture and Town Building [
roRomanian: Colegiul Tehnic de Arhitectură și Lucrări Publice Ioan N. Socolescuis a high school. It began in 1884, but I am unclear of whether it allowed women. One source says she attended high school. The other source says she attended the Superior School. Thus it is possible she attended two schools or they may be the same school and something was lost in translation.
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