Garzanti
Sign in to saveGarzanti s.r.l. is an Italian publishing company founded in Milan, Italy, in 1938. It is known for publishing school textbooks, dictionaries (such as the Dizionari Garzanti), and encyclopedias (Le Garzantine).
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Its subject is documented across 4 Wikipedia language editions.
Official website
Garzanti
La casa editrice Garzanti fa parte del Gruppo Editoriale Mauri-Spagnol (GEMS) ed è una delle più antiche e prestigiose case editrici italiane.
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Wikidata facts
- Country
- Italy
- Headquarters
- Milan
- Industry
- publishing
- Official website
- www.garzanti.it
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- postal code
- 20121
- location of formation
- Milan
- inception
- 1938-00-00
- street address
- Bastioni Di Porta Volta, 10
- Commons category
- Garzanti
- has works in the collection
- Anne Frank House
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Garzanti s.r.l. is an Italian publishing company founded in Milan, Italy, in 1938. It is known for publishing school textbooks, dictionaries (such as the Dizionari Garzanti), and encyclopedias (Le Garzantine).
==History== The company was founded by Aldo Garzanti in 1938 by acquiring the publishing house Treves, whose editorial activities, in particular the publication of the weekly magazine ''L'Illustrazione Italiana, were continued. In 1961, following the death of the father, Livio Garzanti took over the leadership of the company. The first publication of the Dizionari Garzanti'', the first set of Italian dictionaries published by a group of editors instead of a single author, dates back to the same period.
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