Notable Romanians, Victims of The Earthquake
- Anatol Baconski, poet
- Doina Badea, musician
- Alexandru Bocăneţ, film producer
- Savin Bratu, literary critic
- Toma Caragiu, actor
- Daniela Caurea, poet
- Florin Ciorăscu, physicist
- Dr. Ana Conea, geoscientist
- Tudor Dumitrescu, pianist
- Mihai Gafiţa, writer
- Eduard Gaman, pianist
- Alexandru Ivasiuc, writer
- Mihaela Mărăcineanu, mezzo-soprano
- Eliza Petrăchescu, actress
- Mihail Petroveanu, literary critic
- Liviu Popa, film director
- Corneliu M. Popescu, poem translator
- Veronica Porumbacu, poet
- Ioan Siadbei, literary critic
- Tudor Stavru, stunt man
- Nicolae Vatamanu
- Viorica Vizante
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