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Roman Babowal

Illustration — New York Group, Babowal is third row, second from the left Roman Babowal (September 2, 1950, Liege - June 15, 2005, Liege) was a Ukrainian and French poet and translator from Belgium. He was a member of the New York Group. He wrote his works in Ukrainian and French.

Roman Babowal

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Born
1950 · Liège.
Died
2005 · Liège.
Nationality
Ukraine
Occupation
poet
Education
UCLouvain
Languages
Ukrainian

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Illustration — New York Group, Babowal is third row, second from the left Roman Babowal (September 2, 1950, Liege - June 15, 2005, Liege) was a Ukrainian and French poet and translator from Belgium. He was a member of the New York Group. He wrote his works in Ukrainian and French.

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