Mihai Rădulescu

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Mihai Rădulescu (May 15, 1936 in Bucharest - January 20, 2009, Bucharest) was a Romanian novelist, poet, historian and art critic.

In November 1956, while he was a second year student at the School of English Studies, Department of Letters, University of Bucharest, he was arrested for participating in a political protest, and sentenced to 4 years in prison, which he spent at Jilava, Gherla, Periprava, Salcia and Luciu-Giurgeni.[1] In 1963, he restarted his studies, graduating from the same School of English Studies of the University of Bucharest. He then became a high school teacher, a junior lecturer at his alma mater, and, from 1979 a alecturer of English and French at the Theological Institute in Bucharest.[1]

After the Romanian Revolution of 1989, he started the publishing company "Ramida".

Books

  • Shakespeare - un psiholog modern, Albatros, 1979
  • Sânge pe Râul Doamnei: Pânaă când atâta suferință?, 1992
  • Caidul: Nuvelele adolescenței în temnițele comuniste, 1992
  • Casa lacrimilor neplanse: Martor al acuzarii in procesul "reeducatorilor", Ramida, 1993
  • Ion Mihalache: In infruntare cu Carol II (Oameni politici-texte inedite), Ramida, 1993
  • “Rugul Aprins. Duhovnicii Ortodoxiei sub lespezi în temnitele comuniste”, Bucureşti, Editura Ramida, 1993
  • Evadarea lui Liviu Rebreanu (Povestiri din viețile scriitorilor români), 1994
  • Condamnat să învingă, Ramida, 1995
  • Antropologia stilistică: Lumea lui Charles Dickens, 1995
  • Flăcări sub cruce (Seria Fiul omului), 1995
  • Dubla personalitate în Renaștere: Studiu monografic de antropologie stilistică, Ramida, 1996
  • “Rugul Aprins de la Mănăstirea Antim la Aiud”, Ramida 1998
  • Istoria literaturii române de detenție: Memorialistica reeducărilor, Ramida, 1998
  • Chemarea lui Dumnezeu în temniţele comuniste. Vol. I', Editura Agapis, Bucuresti, 2002
  • Chemarea lui Dumnezeu în temniţele comuniste. Vol. II, 2004
  • "Tragedia lui Lucretiu Patrascanu: convorbiri cu omul politic Corneliu Coposu", Ramida

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Marele crez al omului Mihai Rădulescu" (in Romanian). Retrieved December 26, 2013. 

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