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Miron Radu
Paraschivescu (Romanian pronunciation: [miˈron ˈradu ˌparaskiˈvesku]; 2
October 1911 – 17
February 1971) was a
Romanian poet, essayist, journalist...
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Dumitru Paraschivescu (18
April 1923 – 22
February 2006) was a
Romanian racewalker. He
competed at the 1952
Summer Olympics and the 1956
Summer Olympics...
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challenge communist censorship; his
close ****ociate was
Miron Radu
Paraschivescu, who
opened Ramuri to
contributions by the
marginalized group of Onirist...
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leader of the
circle by the ex-avant-garde
writer Miron Radu
Paraschivescu,
Paraschivescu published a poetry-and-prose
supplement to the
magazine Ramuri...
- Ceaușescu government."[This
quote needs a citation] The students–Mihnea
Paraschivescu, Grațian Vulpe, the
economist Dan Căprariu from Cluj and others–were...
- (born 1956),
rugby union football player, referee, and
coach Miron Radu
Paraschivescu (1911–1971), poet, essayist, journalist, and
translator The
mayor of...
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ending Communist rule in Czechoslovakia. The
three students,
Mihnea Paraschivescu, Grațian Vulpe, and the
economist Dan Căprariu-Schlachter from Cluj...
- governance.
These critics include Vladimir Tismăneanu,
Tudor Chirilă, Radu
Paraschivescu,
Mircea Cărtărescu,
Andrei Oișteanu, Ada Solomon,
Marius Manole, Cristian...
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Costin Miron Cozma Miron Grindea Miron Mitrea Miron Nicolescu Miron Radu
Paraschivescu Miron Raţiu
Miron Akimovich L****vsky
Miron Merzhanov Miron Vovsi Miron...
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became the
subject of
stadium chants at
football matches.
Writer Radu
Paraschivescu described the
Ghinescu case
having become "the
codename for a m****ive...
