Generalul român ce a condus Viena în 1918. A comandat armata ce a oprit revoluția bolșevică în fostul imperiu • Newsweek România

General Ioan Boeriu, a prominent Romanian general, played a crucial role in leading Vienna during the tumultuous period of 1918, successfully preventing a Bolshevik revolution. He had a distinguished military career in both the Austro-Hungarian and Romanian armies, achieving the rank of Feldmarschalleutnant. Boeriu's leadership was instrumental in organizing a Romanian national army that restored order in Vienna, Prague, and Bratislava after World War I. Following his military service, he became a general in the Romanian army and participated in significant campaigns, including the occupation of Budapest in 1919. Boeriu passed away in 1949, leaving a legacy commemorated by a museum in his hometown.