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August 1978), best
known by the
pseudonym Ig****o
Silone (/sɪˈloʊni/, Italian: [iɲˈɲattsjo
siˈloːne]), was an
Italian politician, novelist, essayist,...
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Silone is a
surname of
Italian origin.
Notable people with this
surname include: Ig****o
Silone,
Italian political leader and
novelist nominated for the...
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Josephine Silone Yates (1852 or
November 15, 1859 ;
September 3, 1912) was an
American professor, writer,
public speaker, and activist. She
trained in...
- Severina, is the last work of
Italian writer Ig****o
Silone,
published posthumously in 1981.
Silone began writing Severina in 1977 but died the following...
- (1950)
Mario Gromo (1951)
Mario Gromo (1952)
Eugenio Montale (1953) Ig****o
Silone (1954)
Mario Gromo (1955) John
Grierson (1956) René
Clair (1957) Jean Grémillon...
- example, The Calendar,
Church of England,
retrieved 25 June 2020 Ig****o
Silone,
Bread and Wine (1937). Benz,
Ernst (2008). The
Eastern Orthodox Church:...
- L'avventura di un
povero cristiano (Story of a
Humble Christian) by Ig****o
Silone in 1968 and
Sunsets and
Glories by
Peter Barnes in 1990. His life is the...
- (1950)
Mario Gromo (1951)
Mario Gromo (1952)
Eugenio Montale (1953) Ig****o
Silone (1954)
Mario Gromo (1955) John
Grierson (1956) René
Clair (1957) Jean Grémillon...
- the
Calabria region of
southern Italy Severina (
Silone), a 1981
posthumous novella by Ig****o
Silone Severina (Rey Rosa), a 2011
novella by
Rodrigo Rey...
- Italy.
Biocca has published: "Ig****o
Silone, La
Doppia Vita di un Italiano",
Rizzoli 2005; "L'Informatore.
Silone, i
Comunisti e la Polizia", Luni 2000;...
