
Tristan Tzara was a Romanian Jewish avant-garde poet. In the early 1910s, he was an editor of the Simbolul ("The Symbol") magazine with Ion Vinea. In 1915 he left Romania and went to Zurich, Switzerland. Here, at Cabaret Voltaire, he was one of the founders of the Dada movement.

Seven Dada Manifestos and Lampisteries (A Calderbook, Cb 358)
1981
ISBN 9780714537627
Chanson Dada
1987
ISBN 9780889103078
Dada terminus
1997
ISBN 9782873960148
Avangarda literară românească
2006
ISBN 9789737608819
Teatro Dada
1969

Grains et issues
1935
ISBN 9780785929796
Approximate man & other writings
1965
ISBN 9780976844914
Siete Manifiestos Dada
1972
ISBN 9788483106297
Cosmic realities vanilla tobacco dawnings
1975
ISBN 9780902771314
Sept manifestes Dada, lampisteries
1977
ISBN 9780714535579
A haute flamme
1980
ISBN 907036025
Découverte des arts dits primitifs, suivi de Poèmes nègres
2006
ISBN 9782754101196
Vingt-Cinq Poèmes
2017
ISBN 9781979028905
Dada Sansonlari. Translated by Deniz Kurt
2017
ISBN 9786059486392
Dada Manifestolari ve Diger Metinler
2018
ISBN 9789755709116