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Dumitru Almaș

April 18, 2024

Dumitru Almaș (Romanian pronunciation: [duˈmitru alˈmaʃ]; pen name of Dumitru Ailincăi [ˌa.iˈliŋkəj]; October 19, 1908 – March 12, 1995) was a Romanian journalist, novelist, historian, writer and professor. His prolific output included children's literature, historical novels and textbooks. He was honored by both the Romanian Writers' Society and the subsequent Writers' Union of Romania. He also served as a member of the board of Society for Historical Sciences of Romania.

Almaș in March 1969

Biography edit

Dumitru Almaș (pseudonym of Dumitru Ailincăi)[1] was born in 1908[2] to Ion and Mariei Ailincăi (née Cojocaru)[3] in Negrești, Neamț County.[1] He attended Petru Rareș High School and graduated in 1928.[4] In 1933, he obtained multiple degrees, from the University of Bucharest for philosophy, history, and geography.[5]

Almaș served as a professor at the high schools in Siliștea and Călărași from 1938 to 1939 and then returned to his alma mater, the Petru Rareș High School in Piatra Neamț, where he taught from 1943 to 1949. During this time frame, he also was elected and served as a member of Parliament, for the National People's Party.[3]

In 1949, he was hired as an associate professor[3] for the Faculty of History[6] at the University of Bucharest. He completed his doctorate with a thesis on the History of Voltaire and was made a full professor in 1972. He left the University of Bucharest in 1975, but continued working as a consultant for them. In 1985, he joined with the Ioan I. Dalles Popular University and taught history there until 1993. Simultaneously, he began teaching history at Spiru Haret University in 1990.[3]

He wrote romanticized historical novels as well as textbooks.[6] The literary magazine Observator Cultural listed Almaș as one of the leading writers of children's literature in Romania, among others such as Călin Gruia, Gica Iuteș, Octav Pancu-Iași, Mircea Sântimbreanu and Ovidiu Zotta.[7]

He was the editor of the magazines Zorile (1935–1937) and Lumea românească (1937–1938). He also wrote articles for and collaborated with Contemporanul, Albina, Magazin, Familia, Argeș, Ateneu, Iașul nou, and Veac nou.[5] In the 1940s during World War II, he was the editor of Revista Santinela, the magazine of the Romanian Army. In 1967, he founded Magazin Istoric[3] and served as its editor-in-chief until 1969.[5]

He was a member of the board of Society for Historical Sciences of Romania. In 1942, he was honored by the Romanian Writers' Society and by its successor, the Writers' Union of Romania, in 1954.[3]

Almaș died in 1995 in Bucharest.[6]

Legacy edit

Almaș was the most prolific author from Neamț County, writing over 70 books, dozens of screen and radio plays, and over 5,000 articles.[3] In 2000, all of his books and manuscripts were donated by his daughter to the GT Kirileanu Library of Neamț County to preserve them and allow them to be available to researchers and the public.[4]

Selected works edit

  • Miron Costin, Editura Națională-Ciornei: Bucharest (1939) (in Romanian)
  • Meșterul Manole. Editura Națională Gh. Mecu: Bucharest (1940) (in Romanian)
  • Acolo, în Filioara Editura Națională Gh. Mecu: Bucharest (1943) (in Romanian)[8]
  • Ne chiamă primăvara, Editura Națională Gh. Mecu: Bucharest (1946) (in Romanian)
  • Neculai Milescu-Spătarul, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1954) (in Romanian)
  • Alei, codrule fârtate, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1956) (in Romanian)
  • Făclia s-a aprins, Editura de Stat pentru literatură și artă: Bucharest (1957) (in Romanian)
  • Freamătul luminii, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1958) (in Romanian)
  • Cetatea de pe stânca verde (1959), Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (in Romanian)[9]
  • Căderea Bastiliei: Revoluția burgheză din Franța 1789–1794, foreword by Mihai Ralea, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1959) (in Romanian)
  • Nicolae Bălcescu – revoluționar, Editura Științifică: Bucharest (1959) (in Romanian)
  • Bălcescu, a forradalmár, Tudomány és Kultúraterjesztő Társásag: Bucharest (1960) (in Hungarian)
  • Bălcescu, democrat-revoluționar, Second revised edition, Editura Științifică: Bucharest (1962) (in Romanian)
  • Fluierașul și alămâia, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1962) (in Romanian)
  • Trandafirul roșu, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1963) (in Romanian)
  • Vânătoarea lui Dragoș, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1963) (in Romanian)
  • Un om în furtună, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1965) (in Romanian)
  • Nord contra Sud. Războiul civil din Statele Unite ale Americii (1861–1865), Editura Științifică: Bucharest (1965) (in Romanian)
  • Fata de la Cozia, Editura Tineretului: Bucharest (1965) (in Romanian)
  • Mihai Vodă Viteazul, Editura Științifică: Bucharest (1966) (in Romanian)
  • (coauthors: George Buzău and Aron Petric) Istoria Romîniei: manual pentru clasa a VII-a, Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică: Bucharest (1966) (in Romanian)
  • (coauthors: George Buzău and Aron Petric) Istoria României : manual pentru clasa a VIII-a, Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică: Bucharest (1966) (in Romanian)
  • (coauthors: George Buzău and Aron Petric) Istoria României : manual pentru clasa a XI-a, Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică: Bucharest (1966) (in Romanian)
  • Vitéz Mihály vajda, Tudományos Könyvkiadó: Bucharest (1967) (in Hungarian)
  • Michael der Tapfere, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag: Bucharest (1967) (in German)
  • Viața-i frumoasă, băieți!, Editura Pentru Literatură: Bucharest (1968) (in Romanian)
  • Petru Voievod Rareș, Editura Meridiane: Bucharest (1970) (in Romanian)
  • Diamantul negru, Editura Militară: Bucharest (1971) (in Romanian)
  • Frații Buzești, Editura Eminescu: Bucharest (1971) (in Romanian)
  • Decebal, eroul strămoșilor, strămoșul eroilor, Editura Meridiane: Bucharest (1972) (in Romanian)
  • Miron Costin: cronicarul, Editura Meridiane: Bucharest (1973) (in Romanian)
  • Curtea veche din București, Editura pentru turism: Bucharest (1974) (in Romanian)
  • Frații Buzești. Vol. 2, Luceafărul a răsărit, Editura Eminescu: Bucharest (1975) (in Romanian)
  • Eroi au fost, eroi sunt încă, Editura Politică: Bucharest (1975) (in Romanian)
  • Comoara Brâncovenilor: roman istoric, Editura Militară: Bucharest (1977) (in Romanian)
  • Cheia inimii, Editura Cartea Românească: Bucharest (1977) (in Romanian)
  • Frații Buzești. Vol. 3, Zborul a rămas, Editura Eminescu: Bucharest (1977) (in Romanian)
  • Vestea cea mare, Editura Ion Creangă: Bucharest (1978) (in Romanian)
  • Drum de luptă și de glorie: pagini închinate independenței Editura Politică: Bucharest (1978) (in Romanian)
  • Decebal și Traian: doi strămoși iluștri, Editura Ion Creangă: Bucharest (1980) (in Romanian)
  • Inorogul cel înțelept, evocare istorică în douăsprezece episoade a vieții lui Dimitrie Cantemir, Editura Militară: Bucharest (1981) (in Romanian)
  • Popasuri la vetrele istoriei românești, Editura Didactică și Pedagogică: Bucharest (1981) (in Romanian)
  • Povestiri istorice Editura Didactică și Pedagogică: Bucharest (1982) (in Romanian)
  • Voievodul fără teamă și fără prihană : roman istoric Editura Albatros: Bucharest (1984) (in Romanian)
  • Oana: roman Editura Militară: Bucharest (1986) (in Romanian)
  • Român Grue Grozovanu Editura Ion Creangă: Bucharest (1987) (in Romanian)
  • Vetre de istorie românească Editura Sport Turism: Bucharest (1988) (in Romanian)
  • Arcașul Măriei Sale Editura Vizual: Bucharest (1996) (in Romanian)

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Casa memoriala Dumitru Almaș, la Negrești". Monitorul de Neamt (in Romanian). Neamt, Romania: Monitorul de Neamț. 30 September 2006. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  2. ^ "Scriitori Români Date de naștere". Uniunea Scriitorior din România (in Romanian). Bucharest, Romania: Filiala București Proza Uniunea Scriitorior din România. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g Sava, Nicolae (12 March 2014). "Dumitru Almaș – cel mai prolific scriitor din Neamț" (in Romanian). Neamț, Romania: ZCH News. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  4. ^ a b GT Kirileanu Library (22 October 2000). (in Romanian). Neamț, Romania: Orașul Piatra Neamț. Archived from the original on 21 June 2015. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  5. ^ a b c Petcu, Marian (2012). Istoria jurnalismului din România în date: enciclopedie cronologică (in Romanian). Iași: Polirom. pp. 1908–1909. ISBN 978-973-46-3067-7. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  6. ^ a b c . Revista Apostolul (in Romanian) (135). Neamț, Romania: Cadrelor Didactice Editată de Sindicatul din Învățământ și Cercetare. March 2011. Archived from the original on 21 June 2015. Retrieved 31 May 2015.
  7. ^ Santimbreanu, Sanda; Anghel, Ion Nicolae (2000). "Sertarele lui Mircea Santimbreanu". Observator Cultural (in Romanian) (101). Timișoara: Editura Amarcord: 248. Retrieved 17 May 2015.
  8. ^ "Acolo-in-filioara". Arhiva Anticariat Sophia (in Romanian). Romania: Anticariat Sophia. Retrieved 31 May 2015.[permanent dead link]
  9. ^ Scurtu, Ioan (2011). Politică și viață cotidiană în România: în secolul al XX-lea și începutul celui de-al XXI-lea (in Romanian). București: Mica Valahie. p. 478. ISBN 978-606-8304-34-2. Retrieved 31 May 2015.

External links edit

  • WorldCat
  • Dumitru Almaș at IMDb

April 18, 2024
dumitru, almaș, romanian, pronunciation, duˈmitru, alˈmaʃ, name, dumitru, ailincăi, iˈliŋkəj, october, 1908, march, 1995, romanian, journalist, novelist, historian, writer, professor, prolific, output, included, children, literature, historical, novels, textbo. Dumitru Almaș Romanian pronunciation duˈmitru alˈmaʃ pen name of Dumitru Ailincăi ˌa iˈliŋkej October 19 1908 March 12 1995 was a Romanian journalist novelist historian writer and professor His prolific output included children s literature historical novels and textbooks He was honored by both the Romanian Writers Society and the subsequent Writers Union of Romania He also served as a member of the board of Society for Historical Sciences of Romania Almaș in March 1969 Contents 1 Biography 2 Legacy 3 Selected works 4 References 5 External linksBiography editDumitru Almaș pseudonym of Dumitru Ailincăi 1 was born in 1908 2 to Ion and Mariei Ailincăi nee Cojocaru 3 in Negrești Neamț County 1 He attended Petru Rareș High School and graduated in 1928 4 In 1933 he obtained multiple degrees from the University of Bucharest for philosophy history and geography 5 Almaș served as a professor at the high schools in Siliștea and Călărași from 1938 to 1939 and then returned to his alma mater the Petru Rareș High School in Piatra Neamț where he taught from 1943 to 1949 During this time frame he also was elected and served as a member of Parliament for the National People s Party 3 In 1949 he was hired as an associate professor 3 for the Faculty of History 6 at the University of Bucharest He completed his doctorate with a thesis on the History of Voltaire and was made a full professor in 1972 He left the University of Bucharest in 1975 but continued working as a consultant for them In 1985 he joined with the Ioan I Dalles Popular University and taught history there until 1993 Simultaneously he began teaching history at Spiru Haret University in 1990 3 He wrote romanticized historical novels as well as textbooks 6 The literary magazine Observator Cultural listed Almaș as one of the leading writers of children s literature in Romania among others such as Călin Gruia Gica Iuteș Octav Pancu Iași Mircea Santimbreanu and Ovidiu Zotta 7 He was the editor of the magazines Zorile 1935 1937 and Lumea romanească 1937 1938 He also wrote articles for and collaborated with Contemporanul Albina Magazin Familia Argeș Ateneu Iașul nou and Veac nou 5 In the 1940s during World War II he was the editor of Revista Santinela the magazine of the Romanian Army In 1967 he founded Magazin Istoric 3 and served as its editor in chief until 1969 5 He was a member of the board of Society for Historical Sciences of Romania In 1942 he was honored by the Romanian Writers Society and by its successor the Writers Union of Romania in 1954 3 Almaș died in 1995 in Bucharest 6 Legacy editAlmaș was the most prolific author from Neamț County writing over 70 books dozens of screen and radio plays and over 5 000 articles 3 In 2000 all of his books and manuscripts were donated by his daughter to the GT Kirileanu Library of Neamț County to preserve them and allow them to be available to researchers and the public 4 Selected works editMiron Costin Editura Națională Ciornei Bucharest 1939 in Romanian Meșterul Manole Editura Națională Gh Mecu Bucharest 1940 in Romanian Acolo in Filioara Editura Națională Gh Mecu Bucharest 1943 in Romanian 8 Ne chiamă primăvara Editura Națională Gh Mecu Bucharest 1946 in Romanian Neculai Milescu Spătarul Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1954 in Romanian Alei codrule fartate Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1956 in Romanian Făclia s a aprins Editura de Stat pentru literatură și artă Bucharest 1957 in Romanian Freamătul luminii Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1958 in Romanian Cetatea de pe stanca verde 1959 Editura Tineretului Bucharest in Romanian 9 Căderea Bastiliei Revoluția burgheză din Franța 1789 1794 foreword by Mihai Ralea Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1959 in Romanian Nicolae Bălcescu revoluționar Editura Științifică Bucharest 1959 in Romanian Bălcescu a forradalmar Tudomany es Kulturaterjeszto Tarsasag Bucharest 1960 in Hungarian Bălcescu democrat revoluționar Second revised edition Editura Științifică Bucharest 1962 in Romanian Fluierașul și alămaia Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1962 in Romanian Trandafirul roșu Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1963 in Romanian Vanătoarea lui Dragoș Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1963 in Romanian Un om in furtună Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1965 in Romanian Nord contra Sud Războiul civil din Statele Unite ale Americii 1861 1865 Editura Științifică Bucharest 1965 in Romanian Fata de la Cozia Editura Tineretului Bucharest 1965 in Romanian Mihai Vodă Viteazul Editura Științifică Bucharest 1966 in Romanian coauthors George Buzău and Aron Petric Istoria Rominiei manual pentru clasa a VII a Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică Bucharest 1966 in Romanian coauthors George Buzău and Aron Petric Istoria Romaniei manual pentru clasa a VIII a Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică Bucharest 1966 in Romanian coauthors George Buzău and Aron Petric Istoria Romaniei manual pentru clasa a XI a Editura de Stat Didactică și Pedagogică Bucharest 1966 in Romanian Vitez Mihaly vajda Tudomanyos Konyvkiado Bucharest 1967 in Hungarian Michael der Tapfere Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Bucharest 1967 in German Viața i frumoasă băieți Editura Pentru Literatură Bucharest 1968 in Romanian Petru Voievod Rareș Editura Meridiane Bucharest 1970 in Romanian Diamantul negru Editura Militară Bucharest 1971 in Romanian Frații Buzești Editura Eminescu Bucharest 1971 in Romanian Decebal eroul strămoșilor strămoșul eroilor Editura Meridiane Bucharest 1972 in Romanian Miron Costin cronicarul Editura Meridiane Bucharest 1973 in Romanian Curtea veche din București Editura pentru turism Bucharest 1974 in Romanian Frații Buzești Vol 2 Luceafărul a răsărit Editura Eminescu Bucharest 1975 in Romanian Eroi au fost eroi sunt incă Editura Politică Bucharest 1975 in Romanian Comoara Brancovenilor roman istoric Editura Militară Bucharest 1977 in Romanian Cheia inimii Editura Cartea Romanească Bucharest 1977 in Romanian Frații Buzești Vol 3 Zborul a rămas Editura Eminescu Bucharest 1977 in Romanian Vestea cea mare Editura Ion Creangă Bucharest 1978 in Romanian Drum de luptă și de glorie pagini inchinate independenței Editura Politică Bucharest 1978 in Romanian Decebal și Traian doi strămoși iluștri Editura Ion Creangă Bucharest 1980 in Romanian Inorogul cel ințelept evocare istorică in douăsprezece episoade a vieții lui Dimitrie Cantemir Editura Militară Bucharest 1981 in Romanian Popasuri la vetrele istoriei romanești Editura Didactică și Pedagogică Bucharest 1981 in Romanian Povestiri istorice Editura Didactică și Pedagogică Bucharest 1982 in Romanian Voievodul fără teamă și fără prihană roman istoric Editura Albatros Bucharest 1984 in Romanian Oana roman Editura Militară Bucharest 1986 in Romanian Roman Grue Grozovanu Editura Ion Creangă Bucharest 1987 in Romanian Vetre de istorie romanească Editura Sport Turism Bucharest 1988 in Romanian Arcașul Măriei Sale Editura Vizual Bucharest 1996 in Romanian References edit a b Casa memoriala Dumitru Almaș la Negrești Monitorul de Neamt in Romanian Neamt Romania Monitorul de Neamț 30 September 2006 Retrieved 31 May 2015 Scriitori Romani Date de naștere Uniunea Scriitorior din Romania in Romanian Bucharest Romania Filiala București Proza Uniunea Scriitorior din Romania Retrieved 31 May 2015 a b c d e f g Sava Nicolae 12 March 2014 Dumitru Almaș cel mai prolific scriitor din Neamț in Romanian Neamț Romania ZCH News Retrieved 31 May 2015 a b GT Kirileanu Library 22 October 2000 Constituirea Fondului de manuscrise și de carte Dumitru Almaș la Biblioteca Județeană GT Kirileanu Neamț in Romanian Neamț Romania Orașul Piatra Neamț Archived from the original on 21 June 2015 Retrieved 31 May 2015 a b c Petcu Marian 2012 Istoria jurnalismului din Romania in date enciclopedie cronologică in Romanian Iași Polirom pp 1908 1909 ISBN 978 973 46 3067 7 Retrieved 31 May 2015 a b c Dascălii care au fost Univ Dr Dumitru Almaș Revista Apostolul in Romanian 135 Neamț Romania Cadrelor Didactice Editată de Sindicatul din Invățămant și Cercetare March 2011 Archived from the original on 21 June 2015 Retrieved 31 May 2015 Santimbreanu Sanda Anghel Ion Nicolae 2000 Sertarele lui Mircea Santimbreanu Observator Cultural in Romanian 101 Timișoara Editura Amarcord 248 Retrieved 17 May 2015 Acolo in filioara Arhiva Anticariat Sophia in Romanian Romania Anticariat Sophia Retrieved 31 May 2015 permanent dead link Scurtu Ioan 2011 Politică și viață cotidiană in Romania in secolul al XX lea și inceputul celui de al XXI lea in Romanian București Mica Valahie p 478 ISBN 978 606 8304 34 2 Retrieved 31 May 2015 External links editWorldCat Dumitru Almaș at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dumitru Almaș amp oldid 1216624453, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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