Geo Bogza

Romanian poet and journalist

Geo Bogza - Artists & Creatives born February 6th, 1908
Born
Died

1993
33 years ago — 85 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Romania

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Contributed significantly to Romanian literature and journalism. Associated with the avant-garde movement, published the influential poetry collection 'Poemul Unu'. Worked as a journalist, frequently addressing social and political issues through various publications. Engaged in both literary and journalistic pursuits, reflecting on contemporary societal themes.

Published 'Poemul Unu' in 1935

Contributed to various Romanian publications

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