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bang on their cell doors and demand that Gane be spared. The
Securitate promised him treatment for his medical conditions, if he agreed to write articles praising the regime—something which Gane refused to do. While he was still recovering in 1962, the authorities reportedly issued papers allowing his release from prison.
1271:; he also helped record the life of Safta Costache Talpan. Nevertheless, Gane's research of the 19th century continued to feature questionable material. As noted by historian Pavel Strihan, Gane credited urban legends about Prince Bibescu and Marițica, and gave a-historical explanations for their legal conflict with the
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is a more subdued travel account where the author digresses into meditations on
Romanian and foreign history. The artifacts of ancient Egypt and especially Greece lead him to literary and mythological reflections; he also describes these countries' present-day realities, sometimes in a humorous tone.
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Gane died in Aiud before this could happen, and was buried in an unmarked grave. His death is commonly believed to have occurred in April 1962, but the Gane family records the date as May 13. In 1969, a relative liberalization allowed mentions of the deceased writer, and his nephew, Gheorghe Gane, Jr
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went through a reprint at
Gheorghe Marin Speteanu publishers of Bucharest. Although this was largely a Speteanu family project, and therefore "not first-rate", Rădulescu expressed hopes that it would resurrect interest in Gane's work. Nevertheless, as Gorovei argues, by 2011 Gane was still "entirely
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made him a target for special abuse: he was sent into solitary confinement in an unheated cell, and made to stand on his feet throughout the working day. He complained of exhaustion and told his jailer that he was on the brink of dying; they ultimately released him after other prisoners proceeded to
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society, are of documentary interest. The book, and especially its opening chapter, highlighted a clash of conservative visions between Iorga and Gane. In his response, Iorga advised Gane to refrain from writing political history, for which he was unqualified. Iorga substantiated this allegation by
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described Gane as the author of "corporate literature", who outlined a defense of the aristocracy and included himself in it, "seeking to prove his belonging to that caste". Călinescu openly ridiculed Gane for passing trivia about his own family into his works. Gane responded that there was nothing
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was banned in early 1938. When banks refused to loan Gane any money, Slăvescu offered him gifts, which Gane promised to repay with books from his own collection. By
September 1939, alongside World War II, civil war had erupted between the Front and the Guard. Gane was arrested alongside many other
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as an accurate record for the "sad and bitter reality" of the 1913 expedition. Overall, it stands out for its defense of the campaign, describing the masses of soldiers as overall enthusiastic about going to war. As Gane argues, Romania "restored peace" and earned Europe's respect; this contrasts
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has drawn praise. As noted by critics, the subjects are unusual and captivating, revealed in stories full of color, recounted in a language of archaic vigor. In 1933, theologian and journalist
Grigore T. Marcu saluted Gane's "exceptional talent for storytelling, his voice seeped into the dusty
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Gane's historical accounts suffer from minute genealogies, an excess of documentary detail, polemical interventions and confusing or incoherent passages. One enduring and poorly reviewed trait was Gane's willingness to connect his family with the crucial events of
Moldavia's past. In 1939, the
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remained "the sole work of synthesis focusing on medieval women in all
Romanian-language historiography, and even this one folds on analyzing matrimonial links and the role of women such links." As noted by historian Radu Mârza, "many of assessments", including some of his claims about
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In adulthood, Gane remained passionate about history, traveling domestically and abroad, rifling through archives and libraries, visiting museums and artistic monuments and researching oral tradition. He published prose (especially of a historical character), articles, notes and reviews,
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were panned by Iorga, who noted that their "pioneering notices" were unveiled in the form of "light anecdote about serious people". Sections of these books drew heavily on new archival material, including the letters of Maria Moruzi Comnen. The author also had interviews with
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did not have much impact, although it was favorably reviewed by
Perpessicius. The latter praised Gane's talent for inventing emblematic characters to condense and highlight social history, though he suggested that some notes "sounded off-key". Gane's one play,
857:, sharing his cell with Panaitescu and the missionary priest Ilarion Felea. According to Felea, the conditions were generally harsh, and food was scarce. In 1946, a number of his books were formally banned through an order issued by Propaganda Minister
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as "one of the essential books of my childhood , with its rich literary savor pulsating within the arteries of complicated historical reconstructions". According to literary critic Ioan Milică, Gane reused classical storytelling formulas recalling
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city archives. However, later reviewers have argued that the book is in large part an unwitting hoax. Cernovodeanu criticizes Gane for basing his entire book on a "romantic" theory, which identified "Princess
Alexandrina Ghica" with a daughter of
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asserted that Gane struck a "singular note in our historical literature", moving between the "romanticized document" and the novel itself—in both sets of works, the narrator shows up as a "discreet" participant, with clues and musings.
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is "not only shaky, but also counterfactual." Among Gane's contemporaries, genealogists
Gheorghe G. Bezviconi and George D. Florescu both criticized the writer for his over-enthusiasm and carelessness; Bezviconi dismissed
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1243:" claiming to expose Gane's "mistaken, sometimes unfair" views on the subject. According to Mârza, Gane's book is overall "seriously researched", but "is not scientific in nature, being rather a popularizing work".
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appointed him as the ambassador to Greece. He was still in Bucharest on November 11, when he attended the funeral service of two policemen and Guardist affiliates, Eugen Necrelescu and Aron Valeriu, held at
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government, but he was allowed his freedom in 1940, when he and other Guardists joined the Front itself (restyled as "Party of the Nation"). Returning to prominence in 1940–1941, when the Guard produced its
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enthusiast. After mediocre and unruly beginnings in school, he improved himself to take first prizes, being largely motivated by books which were offered to the highest ranking graduate. He completed
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regime, but also the "baseness" of life in the post-aristocratic age. It also has a noted regionalist bias: there are 11 entries from Moldavia, 4 from Wallachia and one Englishwoman (
901:; some of these papers were then preserved by genealogist and family friend Ștefan C. Gorovei. Nephew Ștefan Radu also emigrated in 1974, spending the 1980s as a prominent critic of
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Constantin Ciobanul, attested around 1560. The family was attested as belonging to the rightful peerage in January 1742, following reviews by a boyar commission which included
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The writer's mother was Constanța née Canano, one of the last surviving members from a Moldavian family of notables. Constantin later claimed that she was a descendant of
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When writing about Romanian history, Gane's historic and literary focuses combined to produce evocative social and political portraits. In 1947, literary critic
884:, where he was subjected to mistreatment and pushed to exhaustion. Though he reportedly maintained his humor and was physically strong, his refusal to undergo
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were among the first to sign up to the new platform. In 1940–1941, after Carol relinquished power, the Iron Guard took over government and established the "
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and assisted Constantin with genealogical research. Ștefan Gane was originally named "Gani". He also descended from boyardom, but had more recent
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Radu Mârza, "Implicarea familiei în diplomație la Mihai Viteazul: practica trimiterii familiei proprii ca ostatică la partenerii politici", in
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press holds all politicians in permanent terror, constraining their activity as political thinkers and their political behavior". Cosma noted
2110:, Issue 38, 2002, p. 84; Silviu B. Moldovan, "Perspective în istoriografie. Istoriografia contemporană sub impactul noilor surse primare", in
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Paul Cernovodeanu, "Mobility and Traditionalism: The Evolution of the Boyar Class in the Romanian Principalities in the 18th Century", in
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observed in 1980 that Gane had not been mentioned in reference works, despite being a "valuable author". Such treatment was ended by the
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According to his own recollections, Constantin grew up passionate about storytelling, picking up accounts from the family cook, a senior
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Constanța Vintilă-Ghițulescu, "Evul mediu românesc și istoria femeii (secolele XVII–XVIII)", in Ionela Băluță, Ioana Cîrstocea (eds.),
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Svetlana Suveică, Petre Guran, "Familia Krupenski și elita istorică a Basarabiei", in Mircea Ciubotaru, Lucian-Valeriu Lefter (eds.),
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Bianca Mărmureanu, "Viața de front a combatanților din Armata Română în anul 1917. Activități în afara confruntării cu inamicul", in
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chronicles of our nation", producing "a lively fresco from the lives of princely ladies and children". Some 70 years later, writer
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in 1937—his recruitment as an intellectual "committed to the Guardist line of thought" was celebrated in January 1938 by colleague
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Raluca-Simona Deac, "Representations of Identity, Self, and Otherness in the Romanian Memoirs of the Balkan Wars (1912–1913)", in
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pronouncements by other veterans, including V. Dragoșescu—who claimed that the campaign could only hurt Romania in the long run.
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in 1910. After returning home, he worked as a lawyer for some fifteen years, both in his native town and in the national capital
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and his sons), rises and falls succeed one another in a steady rhythm that recreates the atmosphere of the periods it depicts.
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According to Rădulescu, Gane might have been chosen for the diplomatic mission due to his Greek lineage; nonetheless, while in
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commonplace about his family. The writings did earn praise from various professional historians, including Iorga and, later,
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1953:"Rămășițele pământești ale legionarilor Eugen Necrelescu și Aron Valeriu au fost depuse in biserica Sf. Ilie Gorgani", in
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833:("Roots"), was published in 1947, and remains his final work. In early 1944, he was putting out the specialized magazine
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331:". Genealogist Mihai Gicoveanu proposes that his take may be correct, linking Gane to another Canano family, attested at
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Gane was re-arrested in December 1948, as part of a clampdown, and sentenced in 1949. He was dispatched to
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Gane then allegedly served on the Iron Guard's supervisory council, or "Senate". On February 15, 1938, in
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is a counterweight to the main volumes, indirectly showing the relative emancipation of women under the
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of Botoșani. He also kept his uncle's genealogical archive in a Bucharest garage, before emigrating to
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Constantin, active in the late 17th century—though Gane claimed to have traced his maternal descent to
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Moșieri teleormăneni (1864–1949). Mărire și decădere (Publicațiile Muzeului Județean Teleorman, VI)
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for Gane's own contributions as a historical columnist, as well as for articles from guest writers
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Andreea-Mihaela Creangă, "Războaiele balcanice ca spectacol mediatic: relatarea jurnalistică", in
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G. Ursu, "Un profesor al lui Ion Creangă la Folticeni: Părintele Vasile Grigorescu Catihetul", in
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Before 1934, Gane lived on Enei Street, after which he moved to a home on Calea Griviței, near
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Dinu Mihail Hariton, "Evenimente, semnale, recenzii, evocări. Arhitect Ștefan Radu Gane", in
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Florica Dobre, Florian Banu, Camelia Ivan Duică, Theodor Bărbulescu, Liviu Țăranu (eds.),
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as a "Romanian gazette written by Romanian Christian journalists", contrasting it to the "
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listing errors supposedly found in Gane's chapter, including the "calumny" regarding
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Ioan Marian Țiplic, "Arheologia secolului XX. Naționalism, Marxism și Feminism", in
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Scholar Constanța Vintilă-Ghițulescu views Gane's study as a "landmark" in Romanian
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Gane's debut was as a humorist—a talented one, according to fellow writer-historian
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that year, and, from June, began issuing his research on the female branches of the
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a century earlier (1834–1835). His interest in the human character was explored in
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lectures on historical, cultural and literary themes, including the first trial of
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Istoria literaturii românești contemporane. II: În căutarea fondului (1890–1934)
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as a "most important" contribution, commending Gane for his research into the
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Cristinel Ioja, "Ilarion V. Felea – preotul, teologul, mărturisitorul – după
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position. This prompted Catholic writer Mariu Theodorian-Carada to publish "
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in creating portrait-caricatures—for instance, that of the sailor-prince
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had retold historical events with an "outstanding epic vein." Historian
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and schoolteacher Elena Cantaragiu; other guests included Guard leader
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Nicolae Ivan, "Sinuciderile în închisorile comuniste din România", in
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Florin Müller, "Mișcarea legionară, noi perspective în cercetare", in
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Securitatea: structuri-cadre; obiective și metode. Vol. I (1948–1967)
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and His Place in the Country's Political History", 2 volumes, 1936);
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Gheorghe G. Bezviconi, "Oameni și fapte. O biografie romanțată", in
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Corneliu-Mihail Lungu, Maricica Ifrim, Ana-Felicia Diaconu (eds.),
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Gane also held conferences and, between 1929 and 1937, a series of
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Paul Cernovodeanu, "Un conte aventurier și o falsă prințesă", in
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Mihai Gicoveanu, "Jitnicerul Gheorghe Canano și familia sa", in
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Cuvântul Care Zidește. Foaia Duminicală a Parohiei Șerban Vodă
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correspondence, travel accounts, plays and novel fragments in
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Grigore T. Marcu, "Vitrina cărții. Cronica literară. C. Gane—
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in the 11th century; the Moldavian Cananos' patriarch was a
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1862:"Ultima Oră. Căsătoria pictorului Alexandru Bassarab", in
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Iorga (1934), p. 184; Monu, p. 207; Rădulescu, pp. 212–213
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Emil Turdeanu, "Manuscrisele robite de cazaci (III)", in
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voicing his devotion toward Carol. Gane, Panaitescu and
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1983:] Gane, ministrul României la Atena încetează", in
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la portretistica lui Nicolo Livaditi (1830–1858)", in
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back to the 1400s or earlier. He also contributed to
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belle Elena Morariu-Andreevici. She was the niece of
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Romanian military personnel of the Second Balkan War
1891:"Ultima oră. O chemare și cele dintâi adeziuni", in
1689:, Vol. VII, Issues 1–2, January–February 1934, p. 71
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traces his own family's genealogical tree up to the
2743:
P. P. Carp și locul său în istoria politică a țerii
1108:; some of the chapters, such as the one devoted to
952:in 2014. This was followed in 2016 by a reprint of
667:, he attended the wedding between Guardist painter
529:
P. P. Carp și locul său în istoria politică a țării
316:), he had met and befriended the peasant raconteur
2095:Studia Universitatis Cibiniensis. Series Historica
1752:, "Cultură, Oameni, Fapte. Cuiburi de lumină", in
851:Romania proclaimed an armistice with Soviet Russia
413:, part of the 8th Chasseurs Regiment stationed at
1651:"Cărți, reviste, ziare. Convorbiri literare", in
1454:, Vol. XXIV, Issue 3, July–September 1986, p. 251
985:. It was among the first literary records of the
816:
537:Domnița Alexandrina Ghica și contele D'Antraigues
397:At some point before 1915, Gane was secretary to
2822:
2040:Al. Andronic, "Revista publicațiilor periodice.
1998:Aurelian Sacerdoțeanu. Corespondență (1928–1974)
1227:as a "romanticized biography". Some passages of
368:), and from his maternal grandmother, who was a
2470:, p. 29. Bucharest: New Europe College, 2003.
2093:și problematica istoriografiei staliniste", in
1375:C. Săteanu, "Câte ceva despre Ion Creangă", in
869:identified him as a figure on the far-right of
209:, also putting out his own literary newspaper,
2193:, "Un scriitor de altădată: Radu Rosetti", in
1773:, Vol. LXXV, Issues 5–6, May–June 1942, p. 327
1043:recounts the main events that occurred in the
827:Amărâte și vesele vieți de jupânese și cucoane
405:. In 1913, he took part as a volunteer in the
388:. In the early 1910s, his prose was hosted in
288:. The latter lived in Nicolae Gane's house at
2544:, Vol. 9, Issues 17–18, September 1933, p. 16
711:, but was soon released following pleas from
585:, including their territorial conflicts over
249:, although interest in it remained marginal.
193:, Gane also completed in 1936 a biography of
187:. An apologist for Romanian conservatism and
2024:, pp. 45–46. Bucharest: Renaissance, 2011.
1593:
1591:
1331:
1329:
527:("One Hundred Years Ago", 2 volumes, 1935);
284:, and also, more distantly, to ethnographer
229:, Gane served as Romanian ambassador to the
2799:Mihai Sorin Rădulescu, "Cartea de istorie.
2432:, Vol. II, Issue 1, January 1935, pp. 23–24
1834:
1832:
1830:
1674:Natura. Revistă pentru Răspândirea Științei
1665:
1663:
1581:
1579:
1495:Cristina Cioabă, "Chipuri ale jertfei", in
927:, who wrote that Gane and his contemporary
813:, with a topical volume published in 1942.
3021:Romanian people who died in prison custody
2996:Romanian military personnel of World War I
1551:
1549:
1547:
1545:
1543:
1541:
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1525:
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702:, Gane "had no means to support himself";
300:period. In the 1860s, he had attended the
257:
2563:
2561:
2559:
2527:, Vol. VII, August–September 1939, p. 100
2237:
2235:
2233:
2218:, Vol. XV, Issue 11, November 1980, p. 12
2159:
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1687:Observatorul. Revistă de Cultură Generală
1676:, Vol. 19, Issue 4, April 1930, pp. 22–23
1588:
1560:Dicționarul general al literaturii Române
1523:
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1259:, and leading to her divorce from Prince
785:. He remained in the area throughout the
781:, he advocated on behalf of the minority
547:("Beyond the Fretting of an Era", 1939).
3016:Prisoners who died in Securitate custody
2207:
2205:
2199:, Vol. XIX, Issue 7, February 1976, p. 2
1977:"Ultima oră. Misiunea dlui N. [
1878:
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1633:Gorovei, p. 225. See also Hariton, p. 30
1616:
1614:
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1396:
981:, which he contracted while fighting in
944:outside the scope of public attention."
456:Coat of arms used by Gane and his family
451:
417:. His combat experience was recorded in
2966:Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church
2812:Pavel Strihan, "Un divorț domnesc", in
2763:Familia Costache. Istorie și genealogie
2595:Mihai Dim. Sturdza la 80 de ani. Omagiu
2328:, 2 Aprilie 1939 — Anul I, Nr. 14", in
1390:Gorovei, p. 232; Rădulescu, pp. 212–213
1119:'s involvement in a conspiracy against
2946:National Renaissance Front politicians
2823:
2758:, Vol. XII–XIII, 1999, pp. 73–83.
2556:
2230:
2150:
2117:
1923:"Scriitorul Const. Gane la Atena", in
1776:
1502:
1499:, Vol. VII, Issue 13, March 2017, p. 4
1478:
1457:
1344:G. Ursu, "Părinții lui Nicu Gane", in
1014:is a first-hand source on life during
893:(1925–2008), published a brief bio in
707:Guardists, and held in confinement at
551:Far-right engagement an ambassadorship
445:, and the great-granddaughter of poet
159:(March 27, 1885 – May 13, 1962) was a
16:Romanian lawyer and writer (1885–1962)
2981:A. T. Laurian National College alumni
2286:Analele Banatului. Arheologie–Istorie
2214:, "Corespondență. Alte scrisori", in
2202:
1871:
1611:
1393:
1231:also reflect Gane's polemics against
989:in Romania—alongside works by Iorga,
539:("Princess Alexandrina Ghica and the
2809:, Issues 8–9/2008, pp. 211–213.
2599:Alexandru Ioan Cuza University Press
2334:, Vol. VI, Issue 5, May 1939, p. 479
2080:, Vol. XII, Issue 1, 2008, pp. 55–56
1914:, Vol. XXII, Issues 1–2, 2011, p. 29
1452:Revue des Études Sud-Est Européennes
1139:
727:. They visited Lahovary's daughter,
376:in 1903 and went on to study law in
2368:, Vol. I, pp. 246, 305. Bucharest:
1987:, Vol. I, Issue 44, June 1941, p. 8
1938:"D. D. Gane ministru la Atena", in
948:published an unabridged edition of
903:urban planning in Communist Romania
821:Gane also put out a 1943 sequel to
13:
2876:20th-century Romanian male writers
2722:, Issues 1–6/1990, pp. 30–31.
2426:Trecute vieți de doamne și domnițe
2108:Memoria. Revista Gândirii Arestate
1562:, Vol. 6, pp. 243–244. Bucharest:
1146:Trecute vieți de doamne și domnițe
909:Trecute vieți de doamne și domnițe
517:Trecute vieți de doamne și domnițe
14:
3037:
2715:, Vol. X, 2011, pp. 225–236.
2572:Trecute vieți de Domni [
841:, and lecturing on behalf of the
380:, obtaining a doctorate from the
280:Matei Gane and writer-politician
2961:Romanian people of Greek descent
2951:Ambassadors of Romania to Greece
2871:20th-century Romanian memoirists
2851:20th-century Romanian historians
2765:. Bârlad: Editura Sfera, 2011.
2634:, Vol. XXXII, 2013, pp. 303, 314
2324:"Revista revistelor: Românești.
915:in 1971–1973, albeit touched by
241:in 1962. His work was banned by
29:
3001:Romanian people of World War II
2646:
2637:
2620:
2611:
2587:
2547:
2540:, de M. Theodorian–Carada", in
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1679:
1672:, "Cu casca la ureche. IV", in
1645:
1636:
1627:
1469:
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1420:
1417:, Vol. XVIII, 2019, pp. 203–204
1407:
1144:Gane's enduring masterpiece is
2971:Critics of the Catholic Church
2803:, o reeditare binevenită", in
2713:Acta Moldaviae Septentrionalis
2708:, Issue 6/1940, pp. 4, 8.
2415:Cernovodeanu (2002), pp. 85–86
2352:Cernovodeanu (2002), pp. 84–85
1432:Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
1415:Acta Moldaviae Septentrionalis
1384:
1369:
1360:
1351:
1338:
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1302:
1080:, remains in manuscript form.
817:Communist repression and death
1:
2936:20th-century Romanian lawyers
2886:Romanian historical novelists
2788:Rădăcini. Romanul Măcișenilor
2702:C. Gane, "Vorbe în vânt", in
2658:
2048:, Vol. XIX, 1946, pp. 240–241
1624:, Vol. III, 2011, pp. 133–135
1057:Dincolo de zbuciumul veacului
737:Parisian fashion of the 1890s
545:Dincolo de zbuciumul veacului
181:Romanian front of World War I
36:
2986:University of Rostock alumni
2861:Romanian literary historians
2816:, June 1969, pp. 68–71.
2692:, July 2002, pp. 83–86.
2002:National Archives of Romania
1564:Editura Univers Enciclopedic
1273:Wallachian Ordinary Assembly
1003:Amintirile unui fost holeric
439:Silvestru Morariu Andrievici
419:Amintirile unui fost holeric
252:
7:
2906:Romanian newspaper founders
2570:, "Dări de seamă. C. Gane,
2275:Deac, pp. 299, 302, 311–312
1705:, pp. 347, 377. Bucharest:
1154:union of the Principalities
937:Romanian Revolution of 1989
772:Sfântul Ilie Gorgani Church
589:. This allowed him to date
296:ancestry, traceable to the
171:, he worked as a lawyer in
10:
3042:
2916:Romanian magazine founders
2911:Romanian newspaper editors
2793:Revista Fundațiilor Regale
2331:Revista Fundațiilor Regale
2288:, Vol. XXIII, 2015, p. 415
2020:Steluța Chefani-Pătrașcu,
1269:Marițica Văcărescu-Bibescu
1246:The final installments of
1067:centered on the estate of
801:by Romania in the wake of
696:National Renaissance Front
675:, alongside Polihroniade,
490:Revista Fundațiilor Regale
222:National Renaissance Front
86:Romanian People's Republic
2941:Members of the Iron Guard
2931:Romanian radio presenters
2921:Romanian magazine editors
2741:"Dări de seamă. C. Gane,
2449:"O carte somptuoasă (II)"
2397:Iorga (1936), pp. 352–355
2089:Leonard Ciocan, "Revista
2042:Arhiva Genealogică Română
2000:, pp. 82, 84. Bucharest:
1959:, November 12, 1940, p. 3
1868:, February 16, 1938, p. 6
1381:, December 31, 1935, p. 3
1005:was embraced by novelist
871:anti-communist resistance
859:Petre Constantinescu-Iași
835:Arhiva Genealogică Română
791:German invasion of Greece
614:Romanian Writers' Society
374:A. T. Laurian High School
235:Romanian communist regime
120:
112:
91:
67:
44:
28:
21:
3011:Romanian torture victims
2063:, January 11, 1944, p. 2
1944:, November 3, 1940, p. 3
1929:, October 25, 1940, p. 3
1824:, November 7, 1937, p. 1
1602:Jurnal politic 1939–1941
1296:
1164:, and the tragic end of
1012:Prin viroage și coclauri
795:Transnistria Governorate
752:National Legionary State
427:Prin viroage și coclauri
411:campaigns of World War I
227:National Legionary State
2881:Romanian travel writers
2514:, September 1993, p. 44
2315:Perpessicius, pp. 95–96
2306:Perpessicius, pp. 94–95
2097:, Vol. II, 2005, p. 302
1805:, January 1, 1938, p. 2
1758:, October 8, 1937, p. 2
1670:Gheorghe Gh. Longinescu
1657:, Issue 17/1926, p. 324
1426:Mihai-Bogdan Atanasiu,
1323:, August 20, 1941, p. 9
1281:Amărâte și vesele vieți
1045:Danubian Principalities
969:Novelist and biographer
963:
954:Amărâte și vesele vieți
941:Amărâte și vesele vieți
673:Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
302:Französisches Gymnasium
258:Youth and writing debut
3006:Inmates of Aiud prison
2926:Romanian propagandists
2227:Rădulescu, pp. 211–212
2074:Jurnalul autobiografic
1335:Rădulescu, pp. 212–213
1192:Constantin Brâncoveanu
1096:Gane's 1936 homage to
1037:foundation of Moldavia
1001:. On its publication,
991:Al. Lascarov-Moldovanu
457:
247:post-communist decades
3026:Censorship in Romania
2856:Romanian medievalists
2846:Romanian genealogists
2801:L'Histoire des femmes
2490:, Issue 7/2009, p. 11
2366:Junimea și junimismul
1901:, June 25, 1940, p. 1
1844:Editura enciclopedică
1842:, p. 280. Bucharest:
1725:Gorovei, pp. 230, 232
455:
382:University of Rostock
325:Byzantine aristocracy
2956:People from Botoșani
2841:Romanian biographers
2428:—vol. I ed. II", in
2388:Iorga (1936), p. 352
2266:Iorga (1934), p. 248
2172:Gorovei, pp. 225–226
2139:"Trecut-au viețile…"
1737:Realitatea Ilustrată
1604:, p. 97. Bucharest:
1585:Iorga (1934), p. 184
1286:Regulamentul Organic
1233:Romanian Catholicism
1020:Întâmplarea cea mare
917:communist censorship
803:Operation Barbarossa
623:Realitatea Ilustrată
567:, and the novels of
513:Întâmplarea cea mare
203:and a columnist for
2901:Romanian columnists
2652:Strihan, pp. 69, 70
2525:Din Trecutul Nostru
2406:Perpessicius, p. 95
1770:Convorbiri Literare
1654:Societatea de Mâine
1430:, pp. 96–97. Iași:
1346:Preocupări Literare
1220:Tymofiy Khmelnytsky
1188:Nicholas Mavrogenes
1117:Alexandru Ioan Cuza
713:Petre P. Panaitescu
658:Mihail Polihroniade
561:Mihail Kogălniceanu
508:Convorbiri Literare
200:Convorbiri Literare
197:. He was editor at
2896:Romanian humorists
2891:Women's historians
2632:Cercetări Istorice
2617:Strihan, pp. 68–69
2046:Cercetări Istorice
1125:Count d'Antraigues
1100:is noted for its "
1041:Acum o sută de ani
847:Bucharest Atheneum
731:, at her villa in
681:Ion Zelea Codreanu
669:Alexandru Bassarab
660:and Nicolae Totu.
603:Maurice Paléologue
541:Count D'Antraigues
525:Acum o sută de ani
523:("Charms", 1933);
458:
447:Constantin Stamati
443:Bishop of Bukovina
399:Conservative Party
62:Kingdom of Romania
2976:Romanian nobility
2784:Timpuri împlinite
2782:—Dan Petrașincu:
2771:978-606-573-162-2
2756:Revista Bistriței
2705:Universul Literar
2682:978-973-50-3533-4
2626:Sorin Iftimi, "O
2607:978-606-714-055-2
2499:Mârza, pp. 73, 74
2445:Gheorghe Grigurcu
2343:Boia, pp. 138–139
2030:978-606-637-009-7
1622:Archiva Moldaviae
1440:978-606-714-193-1
1404:Rădulescu, p. 213
1317:"Ultima oră", in
1208:Michael the Brave
1180:Ion Budai-Deleanu
1171:Gheorghe Grigurcu
1140:Women's historian
1084:literary scholar
987:Second Balkan War
979:bout with cholera
797:—carved out from
787:Greco-Italian War
762:. On November 1,
760:Kingdom of Greece
756:Ajutorul Legionar
725:Prince of Albania
618:Callimachi family
605:(February 1935).
565:Dimitrie Cantemir
481:Cele Trei Crișuri
470:Universul Literar
407:Second Balkan War
243:communist censors
231:Kingdom of Greece
177:Second Balkan War
154:
153:
35:Gane as a youth,
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2806:Viața Românească
2747:Revista Istorică
2736:Editura Adevĕrul
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1086:George Călinescu
1051:, an account of
1007:Mihail Sadoveanu
911:was reissued by
865:. Agents of the
863:communist regime
849:. Shortly after
811:Teleorman County
748:Nicolae Petrașcu
620:as a serial for
612:. He joined the
423:Romanian Academy
415:Mănăstirea Cașin
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2836:1962 deaths
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2720:Arhitectura
2666:Lucian Boia
1184:Ion Creangă
1134:Grigore III
1091:Lucian Boia
1065:family saga
1061:Middle Ages
1053:Despot Vodă
923:journalist
882:Cluj Region
878:Aiud Prison
839:Sever Zotta
595:Ion Gigurtu
435:Bessarabian
425:prize) and
401:politician
394:magazine.
349:Ion Neculce
318:Ion Creangă
239:Aiud Prison
82:Cluj Region
78:Aiud Prison
2825:Categories
2786:—C. Gane:
2659:References
2643:Monu, p. 7
2542:Vestitorul
2538:Corrigenda
2216:Amfiteatru
2196:Luceafărul
1475:Gane, p. 8
1466:Gane, p. 4
1241:corrigenda
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867:Securitate
783:Aromanians
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638:Iron Guard
599:Libertatea
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496:Luceafărul
329:Levantines
298:Phanariote
270:family of
218:Iron Guard
106:politician
100:journalist
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583:Wallachia
386:Bucharest
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354:Hospodars
344:Postelnic
290:Fălticeni
277:Postelnic
253:Biography
173:Bucharest
132:biography
116:1914–1947
2362:Z. Ornea
2078:Teologia
2060:Curentul
1941:Curentul
1926:Curentul
1816:Sânziana
1378:Adevărul
1237:Orthodox
1073:Rădăcini
1069:Măcișeni
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895:Clopotul
831:Rădăcini
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704:Sânziana
694:and his
692:Carol II
654:Sânziana
646:Sânziana
633:Cuvântul
628:Sânziana
485:Politica
476:Curentul
370:Napoleon
314:caracudă
310:Junimist
272:Moldavia
264:Botoșani
262:Born in
211:Sânziana
206:Cuvântul
190:Junimism
179:and the
161:Romanian
103:diplomat
58:Botoșani
2780:Tapirul
2738:, 1934.
2628:addenda
1558:(ed.),
1111:Junimea
1078:Phrynea
1049:Farmece
855:Caracal
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591:Miorița
578:Miorița
521:Farmece
502:Flacăra
378:Germany
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306:Berlin
127:Memoir
113:Period
97:Lawyer
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2141:, in
1297:Notes
1129:Dijon
956:, at
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464:Epoca
268:boyar
165:boyar
147:drama
121:Genre
2767:ISBN
2678:ISBN
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