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Alexandru "Sașa"
Ivasiuc (Romanian pronunciation: [alekˈsandru (ˈsaʃa) ivaˈsjuk]; July 12, 1933 –
March 4, 1977) was a
Romanian novelist. He was born...
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victims were
actor Toma
Caragiu and
writers A. E. Bakonsky,
Alexandru Ivasiuc and
Corneliu M. Popescu.
Communist ruler Nicolae Ceaușescu
suspended his...
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Harmat (1900–1985),
Israeli architect Simon Hollósy
Monica Iagăr
Alexandru Ivasiuc György
Jakubinyi Hermann Kahan Amos
Manor Gisella Perl Kornélia Prielle...
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Party In
office 17
October 1992 – 22
March 1997
Preceded by
Constantin Ivasiuc Succeeded by
Valeriu Tabără
Personal details Born (1949-09-29) 29 September...
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originally resisted the trend,
criticizing Nicolae Breban and
Alexandru Ivasiuc for
supporting "socialized literature", but by May 1972
reappeared in public...
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spiritual crisis of a
young doctor.
Censorship remained in place.
Alexandru Ivasiuc and Paul Goma had both been
imprisoned for
their parti****tion in the Bucharest...
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rediscovered his
early Bergsonian essays. They were
joined in this by
Alexandru Ivasiuc, the
novelist and
Marxist literary theorist. From
within the anti-communist...
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important people in
Romanian culture such as
Constantin Noica and
Alexandru Ivasiuc. At the
penal colony from
Salcia he met Ion
Dezideriu Sîrbu, Alexandru...
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Virgil Gheorghiu (1916–1992)
Panait Istrati (1884–1935)
Alexandru Ivasiuc (1894–1935)
Norman Manea (born 1936) Gib Mihăescu (1894–1935)
Mircea Nedelciu...
- Austria-Hungary/Yugoslavia, nf) Ivan
Ivanji (born 1929, Yugoslavia/Austria, f)
Alexandru Ivasiuc (1933–1977, Romania, f) T C
Ivens (1921–1988, England, nf)
George Cecil...
