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writers writing at the end of the 19th
century and
later identified as
protochronists,
particularly the
Romanian poet and
journalist Cezar Bolliac, an enthusiast...
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relative moderate in this camp, and
published an
interview with the anti-
Protochronist Nicolae Manolescu, he was
still treasured by the regime, and as such...
- was
devised and
funded by
Iosif Constantin Drăgan, a
supporter of the
protochronist and
Dacianist movement. He is
quoted saying, "Anyone
travelling towards...
- émigré
millionaire (Drăgan was
already committed to a
Dacianist and
protochronist attitude that
largely echoed the
official cultural policy). Nicolae...
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contemporary partisans of
protochronist nationalism.
According to
historian Sorin Antohi,
Eliade may have
actually encouraged protochronists such as
Edgar Papu...
-
Romanian leader Ion Antonescu, and
being one of the main
figures in the
protochronist current of
Romanian historiography. Born in Lugos, Austria-Hungary (now...
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trends in the
Communist Bloc,
Albania developed its own
version of
protochronist ideology,
which stressed the
national superiority and
continuity of...
-
support by Ceaușescu's regime. His work was
selectively reinterpreted by
protochronists such as Dan Zamfirescu,
Mihai Ungheanu and
Corneliu Vadim Tudor. Contrasting...
- Over the
following years, Rădulescu
became a
public critic of the
Protochronist tenets. On 16
October 1986, România Literară
hosted his piece, Profesorii...
- to
Anatolia in the 4th century BC, to
found Galatia,: 18
Romanian protochronists, for
their part, date the
toponym Galaţi to the 23rd century BC, claiming...
