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Ion Druʫa

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  • Moldova
    Moldova
    / The arts

    …is the dramatist and novelist Ion Druța. His novel Balade de cĆ¢mpie (1963; ā€œBallads of the Steppesā€), an investigation of the psychology of the village, marked a significant turning point in the evolution of Moldovan fiction, and his play Casa Mare (1962; ā€œThe Parlourā€) turned away from the concept of…

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    …is the dramatist and novelist Ion Druța. His novel Balade de cĆ¢mpie (1963; ā€œBallads of the Steppesā€), an investigation of the psychology of the village, marked a significant turning point in the evolution of Moldovan fiction, and his play Casa Mare (1962; ā€œThe Parlourā€) turned away from the concept of…

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