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Pitigrilli

Italian writer (1893–1975)

Pitigrilli was the pseudonym of Dino Segre (9 May 1893 – 8 May 1975), an Italian writer who made his living as a journalist and novelist. His most noted

Pitigrilli

Turin

City in Piedmont, Italy

Emilio Salgari and Dino Segre, the latter known by the pseudonym of Pitigrilli. Turin had a very important role in Italian literature after World War

Turin

Edvige Mussolini

Sister of Benito Mussolini (1888–1952)

1940 she obtained the annulment of the sentence condemning the writer Pitigrilli (Dino Segre), accused of being an anti-fascist, to be locked up in the

Edvige Mussolini

Edvige_Mussolini

Segre (surname)

Surname list

Segre (1863–1924), Italian mathematician Dino Segre (1893–1975), known as Pitigrilli, Italian journalist and novelist Emilio Segrè (1905–1989), Italian-American

Segre (surname)

Segre_(surname)

Amalia Guglielminetti

Italian poet and writer (1881–1941)

1919–1935. In the following years, she became romantically involved with Pitigrilli (Dino Segre). The relationship became so intense that she had a nervous

Amalia Guglielminetti

Amalia_Guglielminetti

Western literature

Literature written in the context of Western culture in the languages of Europe

Her writing mixes together autobiographical and fictional elements. Pitigrilli was the pseudonym of Dino Segre who published his most famous novel (cocaine)

Western literature

Western_literature

University of Turin

University in Turin, Italy

translator Cesare Pavese, literary critic, poet, novelist, translator Pitigrilli, writer and novelist Desiderius Erasmus Joseph de Maistre, philosopher

University of Turin

University_of_Turin

Piero Martinetti

Italian philosopher (1872–1943)

sudden arrest and imprisonment in Turin in May 1935, being accused by Pitigrilli, an agent of the Organisation for the Vigilance and Repression of Anti-Fascism

Piero Martinetti

Piero_Martinetti

Italian literature

Her writing mixes together autobiographical and fictional elements. Pitigrilli was the pseudonym of Dino Segre who published his most famous novel (cocaine)

Italian literature

Italian_literature

The Marriage of Maria Braun

1979 film by Rainer Werner Fassbinder

received a financing agreement for one of his favorite projects, based on Pitigrilli's novel Cocaine, and was able to increase the budget for Berlin Alexanderplatz

The Marriage of Maria Braun

The_Marriage_of_Maria_Braun

Regina Coeli (prison)

Prison in Rome, Italy

and, on 15 May 1935, following a report by the writer Dino Segre (alias Pitigrilli) he was arrested for the second time together with Einaudi, Foa, Ginzburg

Regina Coeli (prison)

Regina_Coeli_(prison)

Ettore Ovazza

Italian Jewish banker (1892–1943)

anti-fascist activity, because of the spying of a Jewish writer, nicknamed "Pitigrilli", who converted to Catholicism. Ovazza reacted by doubling his efforts

Ettore Ovazza

Ettore_Ovazza

Italians in France

French citizens of Italian descent

also, albeit few, supporters of the fascist regime, such as the writer Pitigrilli, OVRA agent in Turin and Paris. In 1938, the French section of the National

Italians in France

Italians_in_France

List of University of Turin, Faculty of Law people

(1975–), UNITO law alum, is a Kenyan human rights activist and attorney. Pitigrilli, pseudonym for Dino Segre (1893–1975) (UNITO Law, class of 1916), an Italian

List of University of Turin, Faculty of Law people

List_of_University_of_Turin,_Faculty_of_Law_people

And/Or Press

Book publisher

affiliated with the Berkeley Holistic Health Center.) The company republished Pitigrilli's 1933 book Cocaine, as well as original works by Ernest Callenbach, Paul

And/Or Press

And/Or_Press

Piero Folli

Italian antifascist parish priest

vita ambrosiana, maggio 1982, pp. 233–234 Prealpina, 3 December 1981, Pitigrilli braccato dai fascisti trovò a Luino la via dell'espatrio Luce, Luino,

Piero Folli

Piero_Folli

New Vessel Press

Media House

2013/Winter 2014 The Good Life Elsewhere by Vladimir Lorchenkov Cocaine by Pitigrilli Killing the Second Dog by Marek Hlasko Fanny von Arnstein: Daughter of

New Vessel Press

New_Vessel_Press

Eric Mosbacher

English journalist and translator (1903–1998)

Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt. London: Thames and Hudson, 1979. Cocaine by Pitigrilli. Feltham: Hamlyn Paperbacks, 1982. Franz Kafka of Prague by Jǐrí Gruša

Eric Mosbacher

Eric_Mosbacher

Franco Antonicelli

Italian author, poet, publisher, essayist and anti-fascist activist

arrest in May 1935 which occurred following a denunciation by the writer Pitigrilli. On 15 July Antonicelli was sentenced to three years of confinement to

Franco Antonicelli

Franco_Antonicelli

Jeanette Spassova

Bulgarian-German actress (born 1962)

Luxor Las Vegas von Ivan Stanev - Regie: Ivan Stanev 2004: Kokain von Pitigrilli - Regie: Frank Castorf 2004: Meine Schneekönigin von Andersen - Regie:

Jeanette Spassova

Jeanette_Spassova

Massimo Mila

Italian politician and musicologist

and, on 15 May 1935, following a report by the writer Dino Segre -alias Pitigrilli- he was arrested for the second time together with Einaudi, Foa, Ginzburg

Massimo Mila

Massimo_Mila

César Civita

American-Argentine publisher

house, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore. He and Cesare Zavattini redesigned Pitigrilli's literary magazine, Grandi Firme, incorporating cover art by Gino Boccasile

César Civita