Victor Iamandi

Victor Iamandi (February 15, 1891, Hodora, Iași County – 26 November 1940, Jilava) was a Romanian politician who served as the Romanian Minister of Justice in 1938–1939.

Victor Iamandi

Born	1891 Hodora, Iași County, Kingdom of Romania
Died	26 November 1940 Jilava, Ilfov County
Nationality	Romanian
Occupation	Politician and activist

Iamandi studied law at the University of Iași, graduating in 1914.

He was assassinated by members of the Iron Guard during the Jilava Massacre due to the measures he took against the Guard during his ministerial service.

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First Cristea cabinet (2 February 1938 – 30 March 1938)
Prime Minister	Miron Cristea
Ministers of State	Alexandru Averescu Artur Văitoianu Alexandru Vaida-Voevod Nicolae Iorga Constantin Anghelescu Gheorghe Tătărescu
Ministers	Armand Călinescu (Interior) Gheorghe Tătărescu (External Affairs) Mircea Cancicov (Finances) Mircea Cancicov (Justice) Victor Iamandi (National Education) Victor Iamandi (Religious Affairs and Arts) Ion Antonescu (National Defence) Ion Antonescu (Air and Marine) Constantin Argetoianu (Agriculture, Domains and Cooperatives) Constantin Anghelescu (Public Works and Communications) Voicu Niţescu (Labour) Ion Costinescu (Labour, Health and Social Protection)
Undersecretaries of State	Nicolae Petrescu-Comnen (External Affairs) Paul Teodorescu (National Defence)

Second Cristea cabinet (30 March 1938 – 1 February 1939)
Prime Minister	Miron Cristea
Ministers	Armand Călinescu (Interior) Nicolae Petrescu-Comnen / Grigore Gafencu (External Affairs) Mircea Cancicov (Finances) Victor Iamandi (Justice) Nicolae Colan / Armand Călinescu / Petre Andrei (National Education) Nicolae Colan (Religious Affairs and Arts) Gheorghe Argeșanu / Nicolae G. Ciupercă (National Defence) Paul Teodorescu (Air and Marine) Iosif Iacobici (Armament Endowment) Gheorghe Ionescu-Şişeşti (Agriculture, Domains and Cooperatives) Mitiță Constantinescu (Industry and Commerce/National Economy) Mihail Ghelmegeanu (Public Works and Communications) Mihai Ralea (Labour) Armand Călinescu / Nicolae Marinescu (Labour, Health and Social Protection)
Undersecretaries of State	Mihail Măgureanu (Government Presidency) Eugen Titeanu (Interior for Press and Information) Dumitru V. Ţoni (National Education) Nae Popescu (Religious Affairs and Arts) Alexandru Glatz (National Defence)

Third Cristea cabinet (1 February 1939 – 28 September 1939)
Prime Minister	Miron Cristea / Armand Călinescu / Gheorghe Argeșanu
Deputy Prime Minister	Armand Călinescu
Ministers	Armand Călinescu / Gabriel Marinescu (Interior) Grigore Gafencu (External Affairs) Mitiță Constantinescu (Finances) Victor Iamandi (Justice) Petre Andrei (National Education) Nicolae Zegre (Religious Affairs and Arts) Armand Călinescu / Ioan Ilcuş (National Defence) Paul Teodorescu (Air and Marine) Victor Slăvescu (Armament Endowment) Nicolae D. Cornăţeanu (Agriculture and Domains) Ion Bujoiu (National Economy) Mihail Ghelmegeanu (Public Works and Communications) Mihai Ralea (Labour) Nicolae Marinescu (Health and Social Protection)
Secretaries of State	Traian Pop (Public Wealth Registering) Silviu Dragomir (Minorities)
Subsecretaries of State	Mihail Măgureanu (Government Presidency) Gabriel Marinescu (Interior) Coriolan Băran (Interior) Eugen Titeanu (Propaganda) Dumitru V. Ţoni (National Education) Ion Marin Sadoveanu (Religious Affairs and Arts) Gheorghe Mihail (National Defence) Mihail Şerban (Agriculture and Domains) Victor Jinga (National Economy)

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