Virgil Tănase
Virgil Tănase was a prominent Romanian novelist and playwright, known for his contributions to literature and theater during times of political adversity. Born on July 16, 1945, in Galați, he was a dissident writer who faced censorship under the communist regime. Tănase published several acclaimed novels and plays, many of which were inspired by his experiences in exile after moving to France in 1978. He was also recognized for his academic achievements, earning a doctorate under the esteemed Roland Barthes. Tănase served as the director of the Romanian Cultural Center in Paris and received numerous literary awards, including the Romanian Academy's Dramaturgy Prize. His passing on June 26, 2025, marked a significant loss for Romanian literature and theater.
Born on Jul 16, 1945 (80 years old)
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Virgil Tănase was a Romanian writer and playwright who passed away at the age of 79.
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