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English: Literary session at the Barașeum (modern-day State Jewish Theater) in Bucharest, Romania, held at an unspecified time during 1943, when local Jews risked deportation into Nazi-held territory. Seated at the table are the senior Zionist and novelist A. L. Zissu (left) and a young writer, who is presumed to be Dinu Hervian. In the background, from the left: actress Beate Fredanov; diarist Emil Dorian; poet Nina Cassian; poet Sașa Pană; two men (one of whom is journalist Horia Liman); poet Maria Banuș.
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