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Anatol E.
Baconsky (Romanian pronunciation: [anaˈtol baˈkonski]; June 16, 1925 –
March 4, 1977), also
known as A. E. Bakonsky,
Baconschi or Baconski, was...
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Baconschi (Romanian pronunciation: [te.oˈdor baˈkonski]; also
spelled Baconsky or Baconski; born 14
February 1963) is a
Romanian politician. He was the...
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George Alboiu (born 1944) Ioan
Alexandru (1941–2000) A.E.
Baconsky (1925–1977)
Cezar Baltag (1939–1997)
Mihai Beniuc (1907–1988) Ana Blandiana...
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Moldovan writer Anatol Dumitraș (1955–2016),
Moldovan singer Anatol E.
Baconsky (1925–1977),
Romanian poet
Anatol Fejgin (1909–2002),
Polish intelligence...
- Arghezi, poet,
journalist Céline Arnauld, poet (French language)
Anatol E.
Baconsky, poet
George Bacovia, poet
Vasile Baghiu,
novelist and poet
Cezar Baltag...
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Anatol E.
Baconsky, essayist, poet, novelist, publicist,
literary theorist and
translator Doina Badea, pop
music singer Alexandru Bocăneț [ro], film director...
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translated works by
Anatol E.
Baconsky.[citation needed] Das
Aequinoktium der
Wahnsinnigen und
andere Erzählungen /
Anatol E.
Baconsky. Aus dem Rumänischen von...
- Schottky, Swiss-German
physicist and
engineer (born 1886) 1977 –
Anatol E.
Baconsky,
Romanian poet, author, and
critic (born 1925) 1977 –
Nancy Tyson Burbidge...
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gentle humor. The
author was
crushed to death,
alongside poet
Anatol E.
Baconsky,
during the
March 1977 earthquake. He left a
troubled legacy,
being resented...
- In 1951, Isac was part of
Steaua jury
presided upon by poet
Anatol E.
Baconsky,
awarding the magazine's
annual prize to a high
school student by the name...
