Dimitrie Leonida (May 23, 1883–March 14, 1965) was a Romanian energy engineer. Born in Fălticeni, his father Atanase was a cavalry officer, while his mother (née Gill) was the daughter of a French building engineer. He had seven surviving siblings, and despite the family’s financial difficulties, all had distinguished careers, including Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu and Gheorghe Leonida. Frequently moving due to Atanase’s profession, Dimitrie ultimately graduated from Mihai Viteazul National College in Bucharest. He then entered the Technical University of Berlin, graduating with distinction in 1908. While a student, he proposed a subway system for Bucharest.
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| - Dimitrie Leonida (23 mai 1883-14 mars 1965) est un ingénieur roumain, spécialisé en énergétique, et professeur d'université. Ayant constaté le manque de formation technique supérieure en Roumanie, il a fondé une école technique pour remédier à ce problème, ainsi que ce qui est ensuite devenu le Musée technique Dimitrie-Leonida. Il travailla dès 1900 sur le projet d'un métro pour Bucarest. Une station du métro de Bucarest porte son nom. Il est le frère d'Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu, une des premières femmes ingénieurs européennes et du sculpteur Gheorghe Leonida. (fr)
- Дмитрие Леонида (рум. Dimitrie Leonida; 23 мая 1883, Фэлтичени — 14 марта 1965) — румынский учёный, инженер-энергетик, педагог, профессор, действительный член Румынской академии наук (с 21 декабря 1935). Лауреат Государственной премии Румынии I степени (1954). Основатель первой в стране школы электротехники и машиностроения (в 1908). (ru)
- Dimitrie Leonida (May 23, 1883–March 14, 1965) was a Romanian energy engineer. Born in Fălticeni, his father Atanase was a cavalry officer, while his mother (née Gill) was the daughter of a French building engineer. He had seven surviving siblings, and despite the family’s financial difficulties, all had distinguished careers, including Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu and Gheorghe Leonida. Frequently moving due to Atanase’s profession, Dimitrie ultimately graduated from Mihai Viteazul National College in Bucharest. He then entered the Technical University of Berlin, graduating with distinction in 1908. While a student, he proposed a subway system for Bucharest. (en)
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| - Dimitrie Leonida (May 23, 1883–March 14, 1965) was a Romanian energy engineer. Born in Fălticeni, his father Atanase was a cavalry officer, while his mother (née Gill) was the daughter of a French building engineer. He had seven surviving siblings, and despite the family’s financial difficulties, all had distinguished careers, including Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu and Gheorghe Leonida. Frequently moving due to Atanase’s profession, Dimitrie ultimately graduated from Mihai Viteazul National College in Bucharest. He then entered the Technical University of Berlin, graduating with distinction in 1908. While a student, he proposed a subway system for Bucharest. His thesis proposed what would become the Bicaz-Stejaru Hydroelectric Power Station late in his life, and he spent years advocating for the project. Meanwhile, after returning to Romania, Leonida was hired to direct electrification at Căile Ferate Române railway carrier. For decades, he promoted the electrification of Romania. In 1908, he founded the country’s first school for electricians and mechanics, teaching there without pay for 44 years. He also taught at Politehnica University of Timișoara (1924-1941) and at Politehnica University of Bucharest (1941-1945). In 1909, he founded what would become the Dimitrie Leonida Technical Museum. The Communist regime awarded him the State Prize in 1954 and the Order of Labor in 1961. The Dimitrie Leonida station of the Bucharest Metro is named after him. (en)
- Dimitrie Leonida (23 mai 1883-14 mars 1965) est un ingénieur roumain, spécialisé en énergétique, et professeur d'université. Ayant constaté le manque de formation technique supérieure en Roumanie, il a fondé une école technique pour remédier à ce problème, ainsi que ce qui est ensuite devenu le Musée technique Dimitrie-Leonida. Il travailla dès 1900 sur le projet d'un métro pour Bucarest. Une station du métro de Bucarest porte son nom. Il est le frère d'Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu, une des premières femmes ingénieurs européennes et du sculpteur Gheorghe Leonida. (fr)
- Дмитрие Леонида (рум. Dimitrie Leonida; 23 мая 1883, Фэлтичени — 14 марта 1965) — румынский учёный, инженер-энергетик, педагог, профессор, действительный член Румынской академии наук (с 21 декабря 1935). Лауреат Государственной премии Румынии I степени (1954). Основатель первой в стране школы электротехники и машиностроения (в 1908). (ru)
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