Ștefan Octavian Iosif
The authority record describes Ștefan Octavian Iosif as the recorded working language is Romanian. The field of work recorded is poetry and literary translation. The authority associates the name with Symbolism.
Also recorded as Iosif, Ștefan Octavian, 1875-1913 · Iosif, Ș. O. (Ștefan Octavian), 1875-1913 · Iosif, Ștefan O. (Ștefan Octavian), 1875-1913 · Iosif, Stefan Octavian
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He also worked under the name A. Mirea. The authorities additionally record the headings Iosif, Ștefan Octavian, 1875-1913, Iosif, Ș. O.
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1875
Ștefan Octavian Iosif was born in 1875 at Brașov.
1913
Ștefan Octavian Iosif died in 1913 at Bucharest.
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