Alexandru Andrițoiu (Romanian pronunciation: [alekˈsandru andriˈt͡soju]; October 8, 1929 in Vașcău, Bihor – October 1, 1996 in Bucharest) was a Romanian...
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"navigator" (Victor Nistea), "saviour" (Niculae Stoian), "sun" (Alexandru Andrițoiu), "titan" (Ion Potopin), and "visionary" (Viorel Cozma). He was most...
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section, alongside authors such as Camil Baltazar, Nicolae Labiș, and Alexandru Andrițoiu. As the latter noted in a 1976 interview, the job was frustrating:...
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Handke, Walter Jens, Alexei Arbuzov, Albert Camus, Radu Cosaşu, Alexandru Andrițoiu, etc. He was married to Magda Stief, an actress. The Vlad Mugur Prize-...
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of the latter include Iureș and Labiș, as well as Florența Albu, Alexandru Andrițoiu, Horia Aramă, Mihai Beniuc, Ion Brad, Marcel Breslașu, Nina Cassian...
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help provided by this school." One of Purcaru's older schoolmates, Alexandru Andrițoiu, declared that Purcaru himself was already an "exemplary" poet, whose...
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a Neculuță Literary Circle. Regulars included Gheorghe Achiței, Alexandru Andrițoiu, and Fănuș Neagu. The brewery of Iași was also named after the poet...
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dissent. Dumitriu assessed that Dragomir and Tulbure, alongside Alexandru Andrițoiu, Francisc Munteanu, and Titus Popovici, were being perceived as direct...
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Bogdan-Duică, p. 29; Dima et al., p. 192 Andrițoiu & Cerghedean, pp. 99–102 Andrițoiu & Cerghedean, pp. 95–99 Andrițoiu & Cerghedean, p. 97 Iorga (1921), pp...
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