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This is a fragment of Radu Ciuceanu’s forthcoming memories book entitled La ceas de taină cu diavolul (Whispering to the Devil). It presents the moment of the arrival of the young political prisoner Radu Ciuceanu at the Văcăreşti hospital penitentiary, in 1956, and his meeting with important characters such as prince Radu Sturdza and Mişu Benvenisti. All of them hold a particular place in Radu Ciuceanu’s
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