Aici Mircea Carp, să auzim numai de bine!
By: Mircea Carp ; cuvânt înainte de Dinu Zamfirescu ; volum îngrijit de Veronica Nanu şi Florica Dobre
Contributors: Zamfirescu, Dinu, writer of forword; Nanu, Veronica, editor; Dobre, Florica, editor
Series: Amintiri şi documente
Publisher: Polirom
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Iaşi; Bucureşti
Language: rum
Number of pages: 392
ISBN-13: 9789734633531
Subjects: Radio journalists; Biography; International broadcasting; Voice of America (Organization); Radio Free Europe
Description: Acest volum, aparut sub egida Institutului de Investigare a Crimelor Comunismului si Memoria Exilului Romanesc, face parte din colectia Hors Collection a editurii Polirom. Pentru multi romani, Mircea Carp este glasul pe care l-au auzit ani la rand la „Europa Libera" sau „Vocea Americii". Plecat in 1948 din Romania comunista, a ajuns mai intai in Austria, apoi, in 1951, in Statele Unite, unde a lucrat pentru postul de radio „Vocea Americii". Dupa 22 de ani a revenit in Europa, la Munchen, si a continuat sa transmita un timp pentru „Vocea Americii", apoi s-a transferat la „Europa Libera", unde a ramas pana la incheierea activitatii, in 1995. De-a lungul carierei sale, Mircea Carp a cunoscut oameni si a relatat evenimente de importanta istorica: l-a insotit in calitate de corespondent special pe Richard Nixon, primul presedinte american care a vizitat Romania, a realizat reportaje despre cutremurul din 1977, dar si despre evenimentele din 1989. Despre toate acestea si despre multe altele puteti citi in volumul sau de amintiri, completat cu fragmente din dosarul de urmarire informativa intocmit de Securitate pe numele sau, cu portrete ale personalitatilor pe care le-a intalnit, cu reportaje si interviuri.

This volume, published under the auspices of the Institute for the Investigation of the Crimes of Communism and the Memory of the Romanian Exile, is part of the Hors Collection of the Polirom publishing house. For many Romanians, Mircea Carp is the voice they have heard for years on "Free Europe" or "Voice of America". Leaving communist Romania in 1948, he first arrived in Austria, then, in 1951, in the United States, where he worked for the "Voice of America" ​​radio station. After 22 years he returned to Europe, to Munich, and continued to broadcast a time for "Voice of America", then transferred to "Free Europe", where he remained until the end of the activity, in 1995. Throughout his career Mircea Carp met people and told events of historical importance: he accompanied as a special correspondent Richard Nixon, the first American president to visit Romania, made reports about the 1977 earthquake, but also about the events of 1989. you can read all this and much more in his volume of memories, completed with excerpts from the information tracking file prepared by Securitate on his behalf, with portraits of the personalities he met, with reports and interviews.