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Sofia Cocea (15 June 1839 – 27 October 1861), also known under her married name as Sofia Chrisoscoleu or as Sofia Hrisoscoleu, was a Moldavian, later
Sofia_Cocea
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and activist Sofia Cocea (1839–1861), Moldavian, later Romanian essayist, poet and activist This page lists people with the surname Cocea. If an internal
Cocea
20th-century Romanian journalist and activist (1880 - 1949)
N. D. Cocea (common rendition of Nicolae Dumitru Cocea, Romanian pronunciation: [nikoˈla.e duˈmitru ˈkot͡ʃe̯a], also known as Niculae, Niculici or Nicu
N._D._Cocea
Municipality in Suceava, Romania
traveler Grigore Vasiliu Birlic – actor Jules Cazaban – actor, director Sofia Cocea – essayist, journalist, and poet Ion Dragoslav – writer Nicu Gane – writer
Fălticeni
Romanian educator and women's rights activist
feminist movement and biographies of Romanian women such as Ralu Caragea, Sofia Cocea, Matilda Cugler-Poni, Elena Cuza, Ana Davila [ro], Dora d'Istria, and
Maria_C._Buțureanu
Romanian writer and politician (1870–1952)
public to the largely forgotten work of a 19th-century female writer, Sofia Cocea. He was by then a highly decorated member of the establishment: a recipient
Ioan_A._Bassarabescu
Cesereanu (born 1963), poet, essayist, short story writer, novelist, critic Sofia Cocea (1839–1861), Moldavian-born essayist, journalist, poet Mariana Codruț
List of Romanian women writers
List_of_Romanian_women_writers
Romanian newspaper
Rosetti's Guernseyian wife Maria. The other was a Moldavian unionist, Sofia Cocea. Românul also received contributions from Austrian E. "Iernescu" Winterhalder
Românul
Romanian poet
Pitești: Editura Paralela 45, 2004. ISBN 973-697-758-7 Sanda Golopenția, "Sofia Cocea", in Katharina M. Wilson (ed.), An Encyclopedia of Continental Women
Matilda_Cugler-Poni
Chivulescu Cristina Ciobănașu Maria Ciucurescu Sonia Cluceru Dina Cocea Tanți Cocea Victoria Cociaș-Șerban Ana Colda Dana Comnea Corina Constantinescu
List_of_Romanian_actresses
French actress
Toussaint Golem, the Spirit of the Exile Ruth Amos Gitai 1993 Trahir Laura Cocea Radu Mihăileanu Shadow of a Doubt Mother Aline Issermann Jeux d'enfants
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Ellen Melicent Cobden (1848–1914, England), poet, wr., and suffragist Sofia Cocea (1839–1861, Romania), es. & poet Sarah Johnson Cocke (1865–1944, United
List_of_women_writers_(A–L)
Constantin Banu and Nicolae Iorga, whose homes are raided by police. N. D. Cocea is prosecuted for sedition and Barbu Lăzăreanu expelled from the country;
1907_in_literature
Romanian philosopher, essayist, and pianist
that the young Gherea brothers met the writer and political radical N. D. Cocea, who, Ionel notes, had a "great power of seduction". Alexandru and Ionel
Ionel_Gherea
Romanian writer and politician (1880–1899)
alongside selected pieces by other hand-picked republicans-socialists (N. D. Cocea, Traian Demetrescu, Dumitru Theodor Neculuță, Alexandru Toma). However,
Anton_Bacalbașa
Romanian journalist, novelist, poet, lawyer, and socialist militant (1861–1927)
agitation) —, Mille joined Constantin Titel Petrescu, Radu R. Rosetti, N. D. Cocea, and Toma Dragu on the defense team of arrested Socialists (of them, only
Constantin_Mille
Movement in Romania
most subversively, Cocea's Facla and Chemarea. The latter was edited by Vinea, and primarily functioned as an avatar of Cocea's political press, surfacing
Symbolist_movement_in_Romania
Romanian writer (1868–1926)
National Opera, followed in 1982 by another Iancu Jianu film, with Dinu Cocea as director and Adrian Pintea as the star actor. Still, biographical entries
Bucura_Dumbravă
Romanian newspaper
and socialist journalist N. D. Cocea, as well as Romanian anarchist milieus. In 1912, it participated in one of Cocea's publicity stunts, during which
Adevărul
Highest active State decoration of Romania
Cambrea Scarlat Cantacuzino Ion Caramitru Szabolcs Cseh Nicolae Ciupercă Dina Cocea Titus Corlățean Pierre de Coubertin Corina Crețu Ioan Culcer Samuel C. Cumming
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notably expressed by left-wingers such as Arghezi, Gala Galaction, N. D. Cocea and Contimporanul editor Ion Vinea. In an article for the leftist magazine
Vilna_Troupe
Romanian writer
a left-wing paper put out in Bucharest by the republican agitator N. D. Cocea. At Iași, he and Goldner-Giordano were invited to write for a regional newspaper
Avram_Steuerman-Rodion
Romanian journalist, translator and political figure (1873 - 1950)
Sanielevici exposed him as the pseudonymous Quidam of Cocea's Facla newspaper. Sanielevici, who opposed Cocea's politics, also attacked Streitman as "blacklisted
Henric_Streitman
Romanian political activist (1848 - 1933)
defunct PSDMR: Christian Rakovsky, Gheorghe Cristescu, I. C. Frimu and N. D. Cocea. Arbore did not join the Romanian Social Democratic Party (PSDR), created
Zamfir_Arbore
Romanian journalist, humorist and critic (1888–1946)
the University of Bucharest Faculty of Letters. He sent pieces to N. D. Cocea's socialist review, Facla, under the pen name Fidelio (used before him by
Dem._Theodorescu
Romanian poet (1887–1919)
("Free Pages"), from July 1908. The latter was noted for featuring N. D. Cocea's defense of social realism, which, according to philologist D. D. Șoitu
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