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Giovanni Arpino

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Italian writer and journalist (1927–1987)

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Giovanni Arpino was an Italian writer, journalist, screenwriter, and sports journalist. Born in Pula in 1927, he was educated at the University of Turin. He wrote in Italian and resided in Pula, Bra, and Turin.

Arpino received the Strega Prize for his work. His notable works include *Lettere scontrose*, *Un delitto d'onore*, *Le mille e una Italia*, *Il prezzo dell'oro*, and *Mino Rosso e futurismo in Piemonte*. He died in Turin in 1987 from cancer.

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Born
1927
Died
1987
Works
116

Top works

  • Lettere scontrose
  • Un delitto d'onore
  • Le mille e una Italia
  • Il prezzo dell'oro
  • Mino Rosso e futurismo in Piemonte

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Giovanni
Gender
male
Citizenship
Kingdom of Italy
Place of birth
Pula
Place of death
Turin
Occupation
screenwriter
Languages spoken
Italian
Residence
Turin
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date of birth
1927-01-27
date of death
1987-12-10
cause of death
cancer
manner of death
natural causes
writing language
Italian
name in native language
Giovanni Arpino
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