Dragoș Protopopescu
Deceased Person
1892 – 1948
Who was Dragoș Protopopescu?
Dragoș Protopopescu was a Romanian writer, poet, critic and philosopher. He was professor at the University of Cernăuţi.
Politically Protopopescu supported the fascist and antisemitic organization known as the Iron Guard, and he published the newspaper Buna Vestire, which was aligned with the Guard. He also actively contributed to other Romanian newspapers such as Flacăra, Vieaţa Nouă, Cuget Românesc, Cuvântul, Gândirea, Lumea Nouă, Cuvântul Studențesc, Vremea and Porunca Vremii.
Protopopescu was also a member of the Office of Propaganda at the Romanian Legation in London in 1929.
Protopopescu was arrested and imprisoned in spring 1938 during the crackdown on the Iron Guard by King Carol II's dictatorship. In 1948 he was arrested again by the communist authorities. He tried to commit suicide by cutting his veins. He was sent to a hospital and then arrested again. He made a new and successful attempt at suicide: leaning over an elevator shaft, he was decapitated by the cabin.
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