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George Lesnea (born
George Glod;
March 25, 1902 – July 6, 1979) was a
Romanian poet and translator. He is
known to have
written praises of
Carol II of...
- (1959)
Halatul alb (1959) Omul de piatră (1966)
Fetele Didinei (1968) Pană
Lesnea Rusalim Strămoșii
Crinul vieții
Poemele singurătății (1912)
Candele stinse...
- "Yesenians" in
modern Romanian literature—with the
other two
being George Lesnea and
Virgil Carianopol. A
similar point is made by Manu, who
describes Cavarnali...
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Colomer (1966–): El Pintor,
Dulcinea XL Paul
Constantinescu (1909–1963): Pana
Lesnea Rusalim, A
stormy night, O
noapte furtunoasa David Conte (1955– ): The Dreamers...
- Lazăr Andy
Lehrer Max
Leibowitz Samuel Leibowitz Gheorghe N. Leon
George Lesnea Ovidiu Lipan Isac Ludo Dan
Lungu Florin Lupeică
Magda Lupescu Radu Manicatide...
- 1951)
Nunta în Carpați, c****ographic poem (Bucharest, May 5, 1938) Pană
Lesnea Rusalim,
opera (1954–55, Cluj-Napoca, June 26, 1956).
Orchestral Suită românească...
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Anestin (Vin și apă). One of the
first to
borrow from
Hronicul was
George Lesnea, the
author of
humorous poems about Moldavia's
distant past, and a recipient...
- mârțoaga (1927), by
George Ciprian Ovidiu (1890), by
Vasile Alecsandri Pană
Lesnea Rusalim, de
Victor Eftimiu Panțarola (1928), by
Tudor Mușatescu Parada,...
- Thus, the only
honorees were
Nicolae Ottescu,
Ruxanda Levente,
George Lesnea,
Pompiliu Constantinescu, Gheorghiu,
George Ionescu and
Bascovici in 1940;...
