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Ovidiu Coriolan Pecican (born
January 8, 1959) is a
Romanian historian, essayist, novelist, short-story writer,
literary critic, poet, playwright, and...
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Retrieved 29
April 2015. As
mentioned in
Robert de Clari's chronicle.
Ovidiu Pecican Troia Venetia Roma GOLUBOVSKİY, P.V., Peçenegi,
Torki i Polovtsı Rus i...
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Marga Ioan T.
Morar Cornel Nistorescu Cristian Oprea Octavian Paler Ovidiu Pecican Magdalena Popa
Buluc Valerian Stan Jean-Lorin
Sterian Liviu Ioan Stoiciu...
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Observator Cultural, Nr. 79,
August 2001 Boia (2000), pp. 180–181
Pecican, pp. 110–111
Pecican, pp. 84–85 Djuvara, p. 233
Pierre Ș. Năsturel, "À
propos du Tenou...
- ISBN 978-0-7391-3626-3.
Retrieved 24
January 2013. "Mihai Șora" (in Romanian). Humanitas.
Pecican,
Ovidiu (22–29
September 2006). "Un om
liber este
ambasadorul perplexității"...
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historian and poet
Mircea Miclea (b. 1963),
Minister of
Education Ovidiu Pecican (b. 1959), writer,
historian and
publicist Pavel Bartoș (b. 1975), actor...
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bereaving Romanian society of
important creative forces."
Historian Ovidiu Pecican also
cited Livezeanu's study,
alongside those of Jean Ancel, as evidence...
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Sorin Pâslaru, Editor-in-Chief.
Silviu Brucan Daniel Dăianu
Ovidiu Pecican Alex
Mihai Stoenescu "În bătălia
pentru curiozitatea românilor a mai apărut...
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repeatedly argued in
favor of the
authors (Sorin Mitu,
Ovidiu Pecican,
Lucia Copoeru,
Virgiliu Ţârău, and
Liviu Ţîrău),
debating the
issue with...
- (1909–1996),
Romanian literary critic, folklorist, and
essayist Ovidiu Pecican (born 1959),
Romanian historian and
writer Ovidiu Perianu (born 2002),...
