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181:, where he became one of Iorga's star students and fervent followers. According to sociologist Mircea Ioanid, "he made himself famous with his modest but fruitful activities in the public sphere, but most of all through his cultural pioneering". A graduate of the Faculty of Letters, Stahl invented a method for Romanian stenography, which was based on
484:. Stahl was enthusiastic about the events, and contrasted the enthusiasm and sincerity of Transylvanians with the politicking of his Bucharest employers. He left notes on the "natural bond between the people and the leaders", and found the Partium peasants to be exceptionally polite, as well as "fair, intelligent, and proud".
655:, according to whom "given technical expertise, nobody would have been better suited for the task than him". The textbook notably included writing samples "from virtually all of modern Romania's personalities", alongside character sketches. He had also published, in 1925, the war-themed volume of sketches called
236:. He was an imitator of Caragiale, and, according to Iorga, was one of the best, fitted with a "tender understanding of things". Having acquired a first-hand understanding of the emerging Romanian trends in public speaking, Stahl also published a September 1906 notice on the "style of Romanian orators" in the
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over history. As a researcher, he brought up empirical evidence which supported some of Iorga's core theses, but criticized his attempts to silence other opponents. Faced with financial difficulties for much of his life, he supplemented his income by working in stenography, which he had learned from
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Stahl considered publishing the work, and showed it to Iorga for a critical opinion. He met Iorga's opposition, who asked him "to forget the moon and stars" and write a new book using the style around the first chapter, in which Stahl depicts life in turn-of-the-century
Bucharest. Therefore, Stahl's
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of space exploration: a newspaperman chances upon a mysterious text, which turns out to be the stenographic account of a
Romanian voyage to the Moon. Stahl described his novel as more of a "popular treatise in astronomy", a "well-written" and accessible illustration of scientific facts. In his 1915
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and was teacher at his mother and wife's boarding school on Brutus Street (where he also resided). Stahl resumed his close contacts with Iorga: Iorga regularly visited Stahl's home and office, where he freely dictated his books for Stahl to write down. Stahl also joined the staff of Iorga's summer
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from old inscriptions, and interviewed senior citizens. His son Henri Jr, who followed him on such excursions, recalls: "He had the special gift of being able to converse with simple people, old and young alike, winning them over with his own matching simplicity, addressing them in their own
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In addition to his scholarly and literary work, Stahl worked as a stenographer for public institutions, which allowed him to witness significant events in
Romanian political history, and was a distinguished veteran of World War I. Stahl was the father of sociologist
219:, she gave birth to a daughter, Henriette. The forceful separation and Henriette's health problems as an infant led Stahl to contemplate suicide; Irma Stahl eventually yielded to his threats, allowing mother and daughter to return and live with her in Bucharest.
359:", according to Popescu). Sevastos pointed out that Stahl's "social criticism" was of the "aggressive" kind, quoting a passage in which the narrator reads Iorga's initials, "dear as they will once be to all Romanians", into the lunar surface.
495:, but was badly wounded in the trenches during the battles of September 1916. Losing consciousness, he was dragged away and rescued by his peasant batman, and was under treatment at Gerota hospital when Iorga dedicated him an encomium in
170:, as pedagogues and owners of a boarding school (although Irma never learned Romanian). By the time of Henri's birth, Joseph had had a lengthy career in publishing, with phrasebooks for German, French or Romanian, beginning with the 1853
701:'s injury: "Death of Henri Stahl, the known stenographer. Stahl was also a remarkable writer and a very decent man. We bury with him another piece of our past, the past of old folks..." Stahl's book of World War I memoirs, titled
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To her father's despair, Henriette had a troubled childhood, and shunned academic life in favor of sheer experimentation. She was, by contemporary accounts, an extraordinarily beautiful woman. She graduated from the
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officials. Blanche and the Stahl children lived in occupied
Bucharest, and were helped to survive by their peasant acquaintances, through contraband goods. Stahl eventually returned to the occupied capital after the
399:. Stahl sees modern Bucharest as a playing ground for handmaidens and their aroused admirers, riddled with "moronic" pastimes such as binge drinking and visits to the City Morgue. Stahl also protests against the
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and its
Superior School of Archivists and Paleographers. Stahl's work for those years includes a 1926 textbook of graphology. It was positively reviewed at the time by the social scientist
189:("A Method for Stenography in the Latin Alphabet, Useful to Students, Journalists and All Those Who Have to Write Fast"). By then, Stahl had been employed as a reviewer-stenographer by the
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came out in 1935 at E. Marvan
Publishers, illustrated with 175 photographs taken by Stahl himself. Stahl published in 1936 his own contribution in the field of paleography: a textbook for
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in 1916, when
Romania entered World War I as an enemy of Austria-Hungary. He was a reserve lieutenant in the 6th (Mihai Viteazu) Regiment. He saw action during the early stages of the
204:. He fell deeply in love with a Blanche-Alexandrine Francis Boeuve, who taught at her mother's school in Bucharest. She was three years his senior, had worked as a seamstress, and had
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saw print in 1958 and 1966. Years after the anticommunist revolution, the Stahl method was still being taught in stenography classes. In 2002, Editura Domino put out a new version of
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magazine, then as a single volume in 1914. In the latter popular edition, produced at the
Bucharest Institute of Graphic Arts, the "astronomical novel" was illustrated by
331:" is balanced by "enthusiasm" and "funny remarks", but "the lack of a genuine conflict the main shortcoming of Stahl's book". As noted in 1998 by cultural journalist
460:. Under Germanic influence, Transylvanian Romanian intellectuals had devised their own shorthand system, codified by Vasile Vlaicu. However, Stahl was contracted by
745:, the official communist poet. When Dumitriu himself defected in 1960, Henriette was detained for several months and made to confess that she had been Dumitriu's
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The book is feted for its colorful depictions of
Bucharesters at the beginning of the 20th century, but also for outlining the conservative thesis favored at
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took over as
Director, but was still considered one of the school's prime experts, and honored by Sacerdoțeanu as the founder of Romanian graphology.
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1728:"Comunicate și Circulări Ministeriale. Ministerul Culturii Naționale și al Cultelor. Rapoarte privitoare la ocuparea catedrelor la Universități", in
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notes, Stahl and Iorga were both conservative adversaries of 20th-century modernization, who disliked popular culture and feared the growth of the
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Stahl created an original system of a stenography, which worked as one of the basic Romanian stenography standards, and, as resident expert at the
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265:("Complete Course of Stenography, Vowels Included"). Also that year, he put out a French-language introduction to French and German stenography,
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family, the orphaned daughter of a prize-winning painter. From Joseph's earlier marriage, Henri had a half-sister, Ana "Nety" Stahl (1853–1929).
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corps of stenographers, in which capacity he taught free lessons in stenography to university students. For that purpose, he issued a 1919
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of her novels, and she was banned from publishing for some 10 years. She was protected from imprisonment by her ten-year-long affair with
681:(to which his son Voinea was structurally opposed), while the Stahl children had come under official investigation, to decide whether the
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The affair angered Irma Stahl, who sacked Blanche after she let known that she carried Stahl's child. Moving in with her sister in
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The censorship which touched his descendants under communism did not affect Henri Sr's own cultural legacy. New editions of
440:("Parliamentary Sketches"), with models of oratory, samples of ignominious behavior, and memoirs of parliamentary disputes.
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Metoda pentru a stenografia cu alfabetul latin pentru uzul studenților, ziariștilor și tuturor celor care au de scris repede
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of downtown Bucharest, and proposes that all condemned buildings be photographed and inventoried for historical reference.
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615:. Returning to Romania in the 1930s, Voinea primarily worked as a radio journalist, and was the theoretical voice of the
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Henri legally married Blanche in 1901. The couple soon had another son, Henri H. Stahl. Blanche became an expert in
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418:("Macabre Ones and Vice Versa"). He did eventually publish his science fiction novel: first in 1913, serialized in
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1979:
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705:("With the Parliament in the USSR"), was issued later that month, at the height of Romania's involvement in the
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Petru Iamandi, "Romanian SF in the Latter Half of the 19th Century and the First Half of the 20th Century", in
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611:. Living abroad during much of the 1920s, he was a graduate of several academic institutions, including the
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527:. He resumed his work as stenographer, and followed Romanian parliamentarians on their refuge to Russia's
261:, where, in 1908, he was teaching stenography courses. Iorga's academic press of Vălenii put out his 1909
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54:, doyen of modern Romanian historiography. Much of his work in the field resulted in a monographic and
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50:, historian and fiction writer. Born to educated immigrant parents, he was a friend and disciple of
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journal, then bound together as a volume issued in Vălenii. Iorga later described Stahl, alongside
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and lexicographer, Joseph "Iosif" Stahl (1820–1890), described in sources as "a cross between an
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to a literary contest in 1924. From 1931 to 1944, Henriette was married to the poet-translator
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351:. The unique element, Popescu suggests, is the explorer's motivation: he has left Earth out of
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agents and prevented from publishing until the 1960s (during which interval he had to work in
636:, but enjoyed most acclaim as a writer. Her father encouraged her, submitting her debut novel
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Born in Bucharest, Henri was himself a polyglot and a student of history. He enlisted at the
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Lucreția Angheluță, Salomeea Rotaru, Liana Miclescu, Marilena Apostolescu, Marina Vazaca,
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Around 1900, Stahl was in France, where he published a guide to the Duployan method and a
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baron. According to Henriette Yvonne Stahl, her grandfather was originally active in the
597:(a pseudonym he first used in 1919), Gaston became a Romanian citizen in 1929. He was a
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258:
2017:
Ioan Mihăilescu, "Profesorul Henri H. Stahl și școala sociologică de la București", in
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Virgiliu Bradin, "Contribuția întrunirilor social-politice și culturale desfășurate la
737:. The other Stahls remained in Romania. Henriette's relation to Voinea resulted in the
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772:; trained in sociology and art history, he escaped to France in 1969, to teach at the
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of the Romanians". According to philologist Petru Iamandi, the book's "rather obvious
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Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and Memory of the Romanian Exile
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Both of Stahl's male heirs were involved in social sciences. Known to the world as
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Gheorghe Popa, "Aurelian Sacerdoțeanu și învățământul arhivistic din România", in
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Stahl died in February 1942. This occurred during the Nazi-allied dictatorship of
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Istoria literaturii românești contemporane. II: În căutarea fondului (1890–1934)
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Upon the end of the war, Stahl's two male heirs wrote Romania's first course in
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and disgust for politicking, but also for a belief in human transcendence (an "
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origins. From a previous relationship, Blanche had a six-year-old son, Gaston.
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1992:
din Pârneava la realizarea Marii Uniri", in Doru Sinaci, Emil Arbonie (eds.),
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of the court. Reportedly, his second wife, Irma Niard, known in Romanian as
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887:, pp. 336–337, 810. See also Bălaj, pp. 24–25; Ioanid, p. 40; Stahl, p. 14
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section. His death is recorded in the diary of a marginalized politician,
535:, and witnessed the mounting tensions between anticommunist Romanians and
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During the early 1910s, Stahl made visits to the Romanian communities of
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leaders to record their February 1911 meeting with the constituents of
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Administrație românească arădeană. Studii și comunicări, Slaviciana II
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applied to them. The stenographer-historian was buried in Bucharest's
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language, in the very spirit of their mentality." As literary critic
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Capcanele istoriei. Elita intelectuală românească între 1930 și 1950
1976:"Henriette Yvonne Stahl: A Special Case in the Romanian Literature"
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77:("A Romanian on the Moon"), seen as one of the pioneering works in
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Amintiri și gînduri din vechea școală a monografiilor sociologice
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Actele Conferinței Internaționale Lexic Comun – Lexic Specializat
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In addition to such contributions, Stahl preserved a passion for
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1786:"Din însemnările zilnice ale lui Constantin Argetoianu (ep. 39)"
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From 1925, Stahl's expertise in graphology was harnessed by the
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1954:
Mircea Ioanid, "Oameni care mi-au fost dragi: H. H. Stahl", in
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shortly before his death, which occurred on September 9, 1991.
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414:("From the Maneuvers"), printed by Iorga in 1912, and the 1915
142:(an autonomous subject of the Ottomans) to the intercession of
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1094:"Dosare declasificate. Nicolae Iorga sub lupa Siguranței (II)"
436:. At an unknown later date, Stahl also produced a volume of
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Occasionally, Stahl returned to fiction writing, producing
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man and a Swiss woman", or, in the Stahls' genealogy, as a
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Bibliografia românească modernă (1831–1918). Vol. IV: R-Z
1302:"Orașul care a fost. Colțuri dintr-un București personal"
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can indeed be considered important for the emergence of
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Leaving his children and wife behind, Stahl escaped to
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Ileana Ghemeș, "Aplicări ale direcțiunii naționale în
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In 1903, Stahl was working for the Chancellery of the
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Tudor Crețu, "Opiaceele Henriettei Yvonne Stahl", in
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1456:"Note românești. Cu parlamentarii în U.R.S.S.", in
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Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Philologica
774:School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences
659:("A Spy"), praised by Ralea for its authenticity.
563:("Parliamentary Stenography Course"). In interwar
544:(April 1918), and had to watch resentfully as the
1614:"Henriette Yvonne Stahl, printre stele norocoase"
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735:International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
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551:Stahl resumed his work in parliament after the
521:, the provisional capital, a new review called
499:(September 23, 1916). He was a convalescent in
367:("Vanishing Bucharest"), serialized in Iorga's
69:, set up the Romanian school of graphology and
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729:and defected to the West. He worked for the
185:. He outlined its rules in a 1900 textbook:
166:The Stahls lived in Wallachia, and later in
39:; April 29, 1877 – February 18, 1942) was a
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1942:Editura științifică și enciclopedică
1522:
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1007:"Români și evrei în exilul românesc"
1484:lui N. Iorga (1917–1918) (II)", in
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1767:Nicolae Iorga Institute of History
14:
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2261:Romanian people of German descent
2256:Romanian people of French descent
2211:Romanian male short story writers
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2028:, Vol. XIII, 2007, pp. 23–33
1931:Anuarul Bucurescilor pe anul 1904
2266:Romanian people of Swiss descent
2221:Romanian science fiction writers
2151:20th-century Romanian historians
2146:19th-century Romanian historians
1666:, Nr. 80, January 2013, pp. 8–12
621:Romanian Social Democratic Party
588:
561:Curs de stenografie parlamentară
452:, and in particular to those of
406:Stahl followed up with humorous
363:literary debut was in 1910 with
99:Romanian Social Democratic Party
1985:, Vol. IV, 2013, pp. 21–32
1980:Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad
1960:, November 1995, pp. 40–44
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2000:, Arad, 2011, pp. 133–153
1998:Vasile Goldiș University Press
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2052:Rd. S., "Recenzii. H. Stahl,
1933:, Carol Göbl, Bucharest, 1904
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1486:Zargidava. Revistă de Istorie
1391:Bradin, pp. 146, 148, 149–153
762:Biblioteca Historica Romaniae
531:. He was caught there by the
2236:Photographers from Bucharest
2216:Romanian short story writers
2097:, Nr. 3/2011, pp. 65–68
2095:Gândirea Militară Românească
2021:, Nr. 2/2005, pp. 36–42
1053:Revista Politică și Literară
649:National Archives of Romania
242:Revista Politică și Literară
138:. He owed his relocation to
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2141:Creators of writing systems
1578:, Bucharest, 2012, p. 35.
1497:"Cronica bucureșteană", in
1080:Ioanid, p. 40; Stahl, p. 14
1071:, pp. 6, 149, 228, 359, 410
984:Geografia exilului românesc
853:Bălaj, p. 24; Ioanid, p. 40
799:was also reissued in 2003.
487:Stahl was drafted into the
10:
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2226:Romanian writers in French
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1172:Popescu, pp. 33, 34, 38–39
733:and was active within the
703:Cu Parlamentul în U.R.S.S.
603:Socialist Party of Romania
2291:Burials at Bellu Cemetery
2231:Romanian conservationists
2191:Romanian male biographers
2181:Romanian textbook writers
2171:19th-century male writers
1860:Mihăilescu, pp. 36–37, 41
1769:, Bucharest, 1972, p. 254
1719:, Nr. 9/1925, pp. 259–260
1488:, Vol. VIII, 2009, p. 139
1231:Popescu, pp. 36–37, 39–41
1059:, Vol. 6, 2005, pp. 45–48
1055:de la Blaj, în 1906", in
1015:, Nr. 133, September 2002
990:; retrieved July 12, 2014
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634:Bucharest School of Drama
508:occupied southern Romania
2241:Romanian Roman Catholics
2176:Romanian science writers
1400:Bradin, pp. 148–149, 151
1360:, Nr. 206, February 2004
1332:, p. 335; Rd. S., p. 302
1310:, Nr. 934, February 2008
1288:, Nr. 171, May–June 2003
802:
780:, and welcomed into the
725:, but fell out with the
392:s leading prose writer.
341:Romanian science fiction
149:, who employed him as a
79:Romanian science fiction
2276:Romanian civil servants
1918:Manolescu, pp. 233, 257
1761:Gheorghe G. Bezviconi,
1709:, "Recenzii. H. Stahl,
1687:, "Recenzii. H. Stahl,
1643:"Din secolul trecut..."
1253:, p. 335; Țurlea, p. 67
462:Romanian National Party
401:Haussmannian renovation
2032:Cristian Tudor Popescu
1240:Manolescu, pp. 231–233
697:, right after news of
333:Cristian Tudor Popescu
147:Barbu Dimitrie Știrbei
110:Origins and early life
91:Henriette Yvonne Stahl
21:
2206:Romanian male writers
2019:Sociologie Românească
1834:Marian Victor Buciu,
1782:Constantin Argetoianu
1752:Mihăilescu, pp. 36–37
1641:Bianca Burța-Cernat,
1163:Stahl, pp. 15, 16, 17
695:Constantin Argetoianu
313:review of the novel,
191:Parliament of Romania
19:
2186:Romanian biographers
2076:, Bucharest, 1981.
1944:, Bucharest, 1996.
1352:ale lui Henri Stahl"
1278:Bucureștii ce se duc
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1069:Anuarul Bucurescilor
863:Anuarul Bucurescilor
793:Bucureștii ce se duc
664:Bucureștii ce se duc
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416:Macabre și viceversa
365:Bucureștii ce se duc
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1651:, Nr. 949, May 2008
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529:Kherson Governorate
438:Schițe parlamentare
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2136:Romanian inventors
1963:Florin Manolescu,
1878:Ioanid, pp. 41, 44
1841:2014-07-15 at the
1801:, December 3, 2010
1791:2014-07-15 at the
1784:, Stelian Neagoe,
1619:2014-07-15 at the
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1222:Popescu, pp. 33–34
1181:Popescu, pp. 34–35
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1042:Iorga, pp. 183–184
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672:Aurel Sacerdoțeanu
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183:Duployan shorthand
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2246:Romanian nobility
2014:, Bucharest, 1934
1974:Laura-Lia Bălaj,
1971:, Bucharest, 1980
1869:Ioanid, pp. 41–43
1798:Jurnalul Național
1731:Monitorul Oficial
1626:Jurnalul Național
1584:978-973-50-3533-4
1519:Manolescu, p. 233
1499:Cultura Poporului
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493:Romanian Campaign
480:policies and for
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653:Mihai Ralea
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357:Omega Point
353:misanthropy
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