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Stéphanie Alice Călugăru-Stănescu (1886-1933)

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Poet. She published a volum of poetry entitled Viorele in 1905. After marrying the journlist L.C. E. Muller, she moved to France. She travelled to USA and Europe and she described her travels in her novel, La tunique verte published in 1924.

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