Victor Eftimiu (Romanian pronunciation: [ˈviktor efˈtimju]; 24 January 1889 – 27 November 1972) was a Romanian poet and playwright. He was a contributor...

Eftimiu is a Romanian surname and may refer to: Constantin Eftimiu (1893–1950), Romanian general during World War II Victor Eftimiu (1889–1972), Romanian...

Rădulescu-Motru, I. Peretz: 1918–1919 Ion Peretz, Victor Eftimiu: 1919–1920 Victor Eftimiu: 1920–1921 Victor Eftimiu, Al. Mavrodi: 1921–1922 Ion Valjan: 1923–1924...

immigrants from various Balkan regions to Romania were the families of poets Victor Eftimiu and Lasgush Poradeci. At the time, the independence movement gathered...

Calotescu-Neicu, N. Milcu, Ștefan Bălcești, I. C. Popescu-Polyclet, Victor Eftimiu, Ecaterina Pitiș [ro], George Tutoveanu, I. M. Marinescu, Maria Nicolau...

de Victor Eftimiu Cronica personală a lui Laonic, de Paul Cornel Chitic Cruciada copiilor (1930), by Lucian Blaga Cuiul lui Pepelea (1935), by Victor Ion...

read as proof of a rivalry within the Freemasonry, was defeated by Victor Eftimiu. Later that year, the 40th anniversary of Mihail Sadoveanu's debut was...

short "little films with actors" (for example, a five-minute shot of Victor Eftimiu and Aristizza Romanescu during a stately walk on the seashore). The...

Stelaru, Constant Tonegaru). Prominent left-wing writers Tudor Arghezi, Victor Eftimiu and Zaharia Stancu were political prisoners during the Antonescu years...

Romanian theater in three plays by Alecsandri, he was readapted by Victor Eftimiu in 1911, with Înșir'te mărgărite, and again by Horia Furtună, in 1927;...