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Bucecea Bucecea is a city in Botosani county, Moldova, Romania, made up of the localities Bucecea (residence) and Calinesti, and from the village of Bohoghina. It is located in the north-east of the country, 19 km from Botosani (county residence), 30 km from Suceava and 25 km from Salcea airport. Bucecea knows the modern transformations during the reign of Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Following the rural law of August 1884, 179 inhabitants and two priests received land in Bucecea commune. The participation of the inhabitants of Bucecea commune in the effort of the entire country supporting the independence war 1877-1878 is illustrated by a series of documents at the Prefecture Fund and the State Archives. In Bucecea there were two political parties, namely: the National Liberal Party led by lawyer Mihai Alexandrescu and the Peasant National Party, led by his brother Traian Alexandrescu. Both brothers were also lawyers in the Bucecea Court Bar and former mayors in turn. Besides these two parties, in Bucecea there were also other political factions: the Cezist, the Averestian and the Legionary factions, who did not manage to take over the commune's leadership. Bucecea

Bucecea is a city in Botosani county, Moldova, Romania, made up of the localities Bucecea (residence) and Calinesti, and from the village of Bohoghina. It is located in the north-east of the country, 19 km from Botosani (county residence), 30 km from Suceava and 25 km from Salcea airport. Bucecea knows the modern transformations during the reign of Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Following the rural law of August 1884, 179 inhabitants and two priests received land in Bucecea commune. The participation of the inhabitants of Bucecea commune in the effort of the entire country supporting the independence war 1877-1878 is illustrated by a series of documents at the Prefecture Fund and the State Archives. In Bucecea there were two political parties, namely: the National Liberal Party led by lawyer Mihai Alexandrescu and the Peasant National Party, led by his brother Traian Alexandrescu. Both brothers were also lawyers in the Bucecea Court Bar and former mayors in turn. Besides these two parties, in Bucecea there were also other political factions: the Cezist, the Averestian and the Legionary factions, who did not manage to take over the commune's leadership.