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Didn't happen - the sources used are probably confusing the sale of 155mm St-Chamond howitzers to Rumania after WW1.
The definitive guide to Rumanian artillery "ARTILERIA ROMÂNÃ ÎN DATE ªI IMAGINI" has no mention of St-Chamond heavy guns.
The Rumanian Army used the 150mm M1934 Skoda gun as its heavy artillery in WW2.
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