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briefly worked as a
lawyer in Iași. She was
married to the
writer Eusebiu Camilar [ro].
Isanos made her
published debut in 1932, in
Licurici magazine. Her...
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Theodor Burghele,
surgeon and
academic Augustin Buzura,
novelist Eusebiu Camilar [ro],
writer and
translator Gheorghe Cantacuzino-Grănicerul, general, politician...
- Reuseni, Rușii-Mănăstioara, Securiceni, Știrbăț, and Udești.
Eusebiu Camilar [ro] (1910–1965),
writer and translator,
corresponding member of the Romanian...
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houses of
Simion Florea Marian in Suceava,
Nicolae Labiș in Mălini,
Eusebiu Camilar in Udești,
Ciprian Porumbescu in Stupca, and two
traditional houses located...
- recreation." By
January 1946, Înainte was
receiving contributions from
Eusebiu Camilar,
Mihail Cruceanu,
Cezar Petrescu, Ion Popescu-Puțuri, and
Mihail Sadoveanu;...
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Eusebiu or
Eusebie is a
Romanian male
given name that may
refer to:
Eusebiu Camilar [Wikidata] (1910–1965),
Romanian writer Eusebiu Diaconu (born 1981), Romanian...
-
Mitrea Cocor was,
together with
similar works by
Zaharia Stancu and
Eusebiu Camilar,
among the
first wave of
Romanian books to have been
translated into Czech...
- București, 1987
Romanian Academy's "Alexandru Sahia"
Award (1955)
Eusebiu Camilar, Cărțile săgetătorului, 1957
Sorin Bratu, Cronici, II, 1958 Ion Vitner...
- Literare.
Almanah 2002
Nicolae Cârlan, Secvențe do****entare cu
Eusebiu Camilar și
Magda Isanos, p. 96. Suceava:
Editura Lidiana, 2010. ISBN 978-606-8160-12-2...
- Pasărea de foc ("Fire Bird"), a 1954
collection of
stories by
Eusebiu Camilar. The
Prince and
Rallou were also portra**** by
Stere Popescu and Cora Benador...
