Radu Kosasu died at the age of 92. He was one of the most important sports journalists and, according to gsp.ro, he died on Saturday night at Elias Hospital in Bucharest.

Kosasu was born on October 29, 1930 in Bacau. He was one of the most popular Romanian short story writers. He was born into a Jewish petty-bourgeois family, the son of Isaac Rohrlich, an accountant, and Melanie (née Wasserman).

He graduated from high school in Bucharest between 1940-1948, then studied at the Faculty of Literature (1948-1949), from where he was drawn to the “Mihai Eminescu” School of Literature and Literary Criticism (1952-1953). ).

He was first a reporter at Revista elevilor (1948-1949) and then continued at Sânteia tierentului (1949).

He also worked as a miller at Uzinele Timpuri Noi (1950) and then returned as an editor at Scânteia tinertului (1953-1956) as a special reporter and debuted with “Opiniile unui pămătean”. In 1968-1987, he was the editor of “Cinema” magazine, reports gsp.ro.

In 1956-1968, he published the volumes “Energies”, “Nights of my comrades” and the novel “Understand or not”. Then the volume “Personal Monkeys” appears.

Radu Kosasu made his debut in the sports press in 1969

Starting from 1969, Radu Kosasu also ran a sports chronicle under the pseudonym Belphegor in the Sportul newspaper. After 1970, the volumes “August on the Blocks of Ice”, “Two More Years on the Blocks of Ice”, “Stories to Tame My Girl” and “Around the Earth in 100 News” were published.

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