Vladan Radoman (1936 – 20 October 2015) was a Serbian physician writer. He grew up in his native country, with both his parents and his brother. He studied medicine in Belgrade.
Born in Novi Sad, he settled in Paris. He began his medical studies again, his Yugoslav diploma not being recognized. He then became an anesthetist-reanimator.
In 1967, the Biafran war began as a result of the secession of the eastern region of Nigeria, which proclaimed itself the Republic of Biafra. With government troops carrying out a land and sea blockade, the region was plunged into famine, resulting in an estimated one to two million deaths. This war was widely publicized at the international level, which will push doctors to go and help the refugees. He then went on a mission with other French doctors: Marcel Delcourt, Max Recamier, Gérard Pigeon, Bernard Kouchner, Raymond Borel, Jean Cabrol, Jean-Michel Wild, Pascal Grellety Bosviel, Jacques Bérés, Gérard Illiouz, Philippe Bernier, Xavier Emmanuelli [fr], and Louis Schittly.
On the occasion of Operation "A Boat for Vietnam" in 1979, Bernard Kouchner wanted to charter a boat with doctors and journalists to testify to the violations of Human Rights in that country. He also wanted to evacuate the Vietnamese who had fled their communist country. There was a violent quarrel at the origin of a split within the management of MSF who considered the operation too media oriented. Bernard Kouchner then left MSF definitively and created the organization Médecins du monde with fifteen other doctors in 1980.
Radoman's grave in Belgrade
In 1982, the writer released his first book: Un pays en exil, then two years later Le Ravin which was awarded both the Prix Sainte-Beuve 1984 and the Prix Biguet of the Académie française.
At the age of 65, he stopped practicing medicine. He then devoted himself entirely to writing. In 2004, he left France to settle in Belgrade, where he continued to write books, but in Serbian this time.
vladan, radoman, 1936, october, 2015, serbian, physician, writer, grew, native, country, with, both, parents, brother, studied, medicine, belgrade, contents, life, publications, also, external, linkslife, editborn, novi, settled, paris, began, medical, studies. Vladan Radoman 1936 20 October 2015 was a Serbian physician writer He grew up in his native country with both his parents and his brother He studied medicine in Belgrade Contents 1 Life 2 Publications 3 See also 4 External linksLife editBorn in Novi Sad he settled in Paris He began his medical studies again his Yugoslav diploma not being recognized He then became an anesthetist reanimator In 1967 the Biafran war began as a result of the secession of the eastern region of Nigeria which proclaimed itself the Republic of Biafra With government troops carrying out a land and sea blockade the region was plunged into famine resulting in an estimated one to two million deaths This war was widely publicized at the international level which will push doctors to go and help the refugees He then went on a mission with other French doctors Marcel Delcourt Max Recamier Gerard Pigeon Bernard Kouchner Raymond Borel Jean Cabrol Jean Michel Wild Pascal Grellety Bosviel Jacques Beres Gerard Illiouz Philippe Bernier Xavier Emmanuelli fr and Louis Schittly This war was at the origin of the foundation of Medecins sans frontieres in 1971 On the occasion of Operation A Boat for Vietnam in 1979 Bernard Kouchner wanted to charter a boat with doctors and journalists to testify to the violations of Human Rights in that country He also wanted to evacuate the Vietnamese who had fled their communist country There was a violent quarrel at the origin of a split within the management of MSF who considered the operation too media oriented Bernard Kouchner then left MSF definitively and created the organization Medecins du monde with fifteen other doctors in 1980 nbsp Radoman s grave in Belgrade In 1982 the writer released his first book Un pays en exil then two years later Le Ravin which was awarded both the Prix Sainte Beuve 1984 and the Prix Biguet of the Academie francaise In 1999 he received the medal of Chevalier of the Legion d Honneur from the hands of writer Michel Mohrt At the age of 65 he stopped practicing medicine He then devoted himself entirely to writing In 2004 he left France to settle in Belgrade where he continued to write books but in Serbian this time In 2007 La luciole de glace Ledeni Svitac was staged at the Madlenianum Opera and Theatre of Zemun Being ill Vladan Radoman returned to France in 2015 and died on 26 October 2015 in Nice Publications edit1979 La faute Les Cahiers Independants 1982 Un Pays en exil Calmann Levy 1984 Le Ravin Olivier Orban Prix Sainte Beuve Prix Biguet of the Academie francaise 1986 Les Depossedes Olivier Orban 1991 Les filles de Belgrade ne m ont jamais aime Editions de la Table ronde 1993 Le sourire de l accordeoniste Table ronde 1995 Luciole de glace Table ronde 1997 Harmonikasev osmeh Le sourire de l accordeoniste Stubovi kulture 2000 Carobnjak iz Aza Le magicien d Az Vracarski breg 2000 La Ballade d un yougo Bleu mistral Orphelin de mer 6 rue Bonaparte Serie noire n 2571 and 2576 2002 Y a t il une vie sexuelle apres la mort Serie noire n 2654 2003 Ma langue au chat Editions du Rocher 2003 Predajem se Ma langue au chat Zepter book world 2005 La regle de trois Table ronde 2008 Ima li seksualnog zivota posle smrti Y a t il une vie sexuelle apres la mort Paideia 2012 Beogradske devojke me nikada nicu volele Les filles de Belgrade ne m ont jamais aime Gutenbergov galaksija 2012 Portes vertes Les Editions Persee 2014 Mimohod Albatros PlusSee also editLaza Lazarevic Milan Savic Konstantin Peicic 1802 1882 Jovan StejicExternal links editVladan Radoman on the site of the Academie francaise Hommage a Vladan Radoman membre fondateur de MDM on Medecins du monde org Portal nbsp Serbia Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vladan Radoman amp oldid 1176933090, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
