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Pavel Chioru, Chior, or Kior,
known in full as
Pavel Ivanovici Chioru-Ianachi (Russian: Павел Иванович Киор-Янаки, or Павел Кьору; 2
April 1902 – c. 1937)...
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infamous in all of Wallachia. The
expression "as in the time of
Pazvante Chioru' ",
rather common in Romanian, was
meant to
indicate a time of
trouble and...
- have
learned from the lăutar
Chioru,
though again there is some
doubt whether Enescu actually remembered it from
Chioru.
After a
development culminating...
- Roșu,
alongside works by
Mihai Andriescu,
Teodor Malai, and
Pavel Chioru. He and
Chioru were
early adherents of the
grammarian Leonid Madan, who had theorized...
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Scientific Center in 1930–1937,
Neniu was in
contact with
writer Pavel Chioru, who
advised him to
begin work as a folklorist. This
activity resulted in...
- part of a
literary purge that also
included Lehtțir (on
October 10),
Pavel Chioru (on
October 11),
Milev (on
October 13),
Cabac and Ion Corcin-Corcinschi...
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offering an
alternative to the
blockaded Ukrainian Black Sea ports.
Pavel Chioru (1902–c. 1937),
Moldovan journalist, folklorist, and
communist activist...
- Face 2012
Manabu Okamoto 架空列車、 Kakū
Ressha Aerial Train Excellence Mention Chioru Katase 泡をたたき割る人魚は Awa o
Tataki Waru
Ningyo wa The
Mermaid Who
Breaks the...
- Întrebări literari,
along with
similar contributions by
Milev and
Pavel Chioru,
evidences the poor
state of
literary culture in the M****R: "[they are]...
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welcomed the
creation of the
Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Republic.
Pavel Chioru, the M****R People's
Commissar of Education,
argued that
literary Romanian...
