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b. 1933 d.
1983
|
1960 |
Stănescu makes
his editorial debut with The Sense of Love |
| 1969 |
He visits
several countries, among them: Finland, Italy, France. |
| 1975 |
Nichita
Stănescu receives the Herder prize. |
| 1933 |
Nichita
Stănescu is born on 31 March, in Ploiesti. He will attend
primary school in his native town. |
1975 |
In Sweeden, the
translation Kampen Mellan Inalvor och Verklighet is published |
| 1944 |
Between
1944-1952 he attends the St. Petru and Pavel high-school
and then the I.L. Caragiale high-school. |
1979 |
Stavros
Deligiorgis publishes an ample translation entitled Unfinished
Works |
| 1952 |
He
is a student in philology at the University of Bucharest. |
1980 |
Together
with Gheorghe Tomozei he publishes a volume for chilren: Book to
Read, Book to Love. |
| 1956 |
Stănescu
visits Ion Agârbiceanu and Lucian Blaga in Cluj with a group of
friends. |
| 1957 |
He
graduates the University of Bucharest in philology. |
1982 |
He is a laureate of the Golden Coronet prize of the
"Poetical Evenings from Strunga" International Festival in
Macedonia. |
| 1957 |
1957-1960
he is proof reader and then editor at The Literary Gazette. He
has as friends Grigore Hagiu, Fănus Neagu, N. Breban, N. Velea, Aurel
Covaci, and others. |
1983 |
On 13
December Nichita Stănescu dies suddenly. |
