Corneliu Vadim Tudor 1949 – 2015

Biography

Corneliu Vadim Tudor was born on November 28, 1949, in Bucharest, where he would spend much of his life engaged in public service and creative work. Throughout his career, he established himself as both a politician and writer, contributing to Romanian cultural and political discourse during a significant period in his nation’s history. His dual roles allowed him to influence public conversation through both legislative action and the written word, making him a notable figure in post-communist Romanian society.

On September 14, 2015, Tudor passed away in his native Bucharest following a myocardial infarction. His death marked the end of a life dedicated to service in the political and literary spheres. In honor of his contributions and memory, he was laid to rest at Ghencea Cemetery in Bucharest, a final resting place befitting his stature in Romanian public life. Though his time has passed, his work as a politician and writer continues to represent an important chapter in Romania’s modern history, and he is remembered by those whose lives his efforts touched.