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"Veneticii este unul dintre primele 10 romane scrise la noi în ultimii douăzeci de ani.”

Without being afraid I might be wrong, I shall signal to the reader in Ion Lazu‟s remarkable novel Veneticii, an author topic for the first time treated in our literature namely the historical refuge of Basarabean Romanians since 1944 and the odyssey of their survival. Running as a large and lazy stream, written with maximum attention, and severely controlled at the idea level, somewhat situated at the limit of stylistic accuracy of a vaguely symbolic channel, Veneticii is one of the first 10 novels written in our country during the last twenty years.