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'''Iisus din Nazaret''' (2003) is the Romanian edition of [[Jésus de Nazareth, 2nd ed. (Jesus of Nazareth / 2002 Schlosse [[Category:Translated from French|2003 Schlosser]]

...ition of [[Flavius Josèphe (1989 Hadas-Lebel), book]]. Translated from the French by [[Ticu Goldstein]]. [[Category:Translated from French|2004 Hadas-Lebel]]

...1941 she worked at the Comédie-Française, becoming In 1938 the first woman to direct a play there. She died in Paris (aged 66). [[Category:Romanian|1888 Ventura]]

''' Mircea Eliade ''' (1907-1986) was a Romanian scholar. ...ved to the United States at the University of Chicago. Fluent in Romanian, French, German, Italian and English. Highly influential as a scholar, remained a c

...heology of Strasbourg (1971-1980) and Professor of New Testament from 1980 to 2004. Since then, he has been a professor emeritus. ...th, 2nd ed. (Jesus of Nazareth / 2003 @2002 Schlosser / Zamfirescu), book (Romanian ed.)]]

...nd sister also survived the war in Vichy France, helped by the underground French Resistance beginning in late 1943.

...alla Lettera ai Romani (The Time That Remains: A Commentary on the Letter to the Romans / 2000 Agamben), book]] ...ommentary on the Letter to the Romans / 2000 @2000 Agamben / Revel), book (French ed.)]]

...lict of ends and means, the question of whether and when it is justifiable to sacrifice lives for an abstract ideal."--Publisher description. *[[Spartacus (1945 Koestler / Lehman), novel (French ed.)]]

...lso known by his Hebrew name, Yitzhak. The Brauns knew Yiddish, Hungarian, Romanian and Hebrew. ...r music; he wanted a violin of his own. Three days later they returned him to his distraught parents. For Sandor's next birthday he was given a small vio

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