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Maglavit
Maglavit is a commune in Dolj County, Romania. It is composed of two villages, Hunia and Maglavit. In mid-1935, local Romanian Orthodox shepherd Petrache Lupu claimed to have seen and spoken with God. Over the following three years, some two million pilgrims came to Maglavit, 10 million lei in donations were raised and King Carol II ordered the construction of a church on the site of the reported miracle. However, interest in the story had withered by autumn 1938, the church remained largely unbuilt and the funds were embezzled.〔Dragoș Carciga, ("Maglavit - miracol sau escrocherie?" ), in ''Historia'', July 23, 2010〕 The episode was exploited by the far-right: Iron Guard supporter Nichifor Crainic eulogized Lupu, while his ''Sfarmă-Piatră'' was still mentioning him in April 1941. Meanwhile, in 1935, National Christian Party affiliate N. Crevedia claimed Lupu had cured him of uncontrollable blinking.〔Radu Ioanid, "Characteristics of Rumanian Fascism", in Matthew Feldman, ''Fascism'', p. 131. Taylor & Francis, 2004, ISBN 978-041-529-019-7 〕
File:Danube marsh, Maglavit 01.JPG|Marsh on the Danube File:Maglavit, Petrache Lupu's site.JPG|Site of Lupu's reported miracle
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