Elena S. Danielson, director of the Hoover Library and Archives, was awarded the National Order for Merit (rank of Comandor) of Romania

The Official Monitor of Romania
Tuesday, March 16, 2004

The Official Monitor of Romania

Presidential decree no 100-101 bestows the National Order for Merit (rank of Comandor), based on Article 94 (a) and Article 100 of the Romanian Constitution and Article 3 (3), Article 4 (1), 6 (A, III), and Article 11 of the Law 29/2000 on the High Award System of Romania.

With the high recommendation of the prime minister of the Romanian government, the president of Romania grants Ms. Elena Danielson, director of the Hoover Institution Library and Archives, the National Order for Merit (rank of Comandor), for her important role in the preservation and development of the extensive Romanian collections of the Hoover Archives, for her special support to Romanian researchers, and for donating copies of I. G. Duca's and Nicolae Titulescu's archival collections to Romanian cultural institutions.

Ion Iliescu
President of Romania

On November 15, 2004, Elena S. Danielson was awarded the Romanian decoration Pentru Merit (the National Order for Merit (rank of Comandor)) at the Titulescu European Foundation

Elena S. Danielson and George G. Potra, director of the Titulescu European Foundation, in Bucharest (November 2004)

On a visit to the Titulescu European Foundation. From left to right: historian Costica Prodan, historian Dumitru Preda, director of the Hoover Library and Archives Elena S. Danielson, editor for the Titulescu European Foundation Delia Razdolescu, director of the Titulescu European Foundation in Bucharest George G. Potra (August 2003)

George G. Potra, director of the Titulescu European Foundation in Bucharest (August 2003)

Elena S. Danielson donates microfilm copies of the I. G. Duca archival collection to curators of the Muzeul Judetean Valcea. Left to right Eugen Deca, Liliana Beu, and Elena S. Danielson. Prof. Beu arranged for receiving the microfilm of the Duca papers from the Hoover Institution on August 16, 2003

Curators of the Muzeul Judetean Valcea, on the right Eugen Deca, center Liliana Beu. On the left is the manager of the Casa Duca, home of former prime minister of Romania Ion Duca (August 2003)

Elena S. Danielson in front of the Duca Museum in Maldaresti (August 2003)