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Marie Cavadia

Marie Cavadia (1901–1970) was a Romanian writer of Greek ethnicity, who wrote in French, and lived and worked in France and Egypt. She is recognized as one of the main proponents of the Surrealist movement in Egypt, together with Georges Henein.

Marie Cavadia

Name
Marie Cavadia
Born
1901
Birthplace
Romania
Died
1970
Occupation
Writer

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Marie Cavadia (1901–1970) was a Romanian writer of Greek ethnicity, who wrote in French, and lived and worked in France and Egypt. She is recognized as one of the main proponents of the Surrealist movement in Egypt, together with Georges Henein.

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The Wikipedia record describes Marie Cavadia as a poet. Born in 1901 at Romania. Death followed in 1970.

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  1. 01Biography
  2. 02Writing and publications
  3. 03Notes, references and evidence

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