Camilo José Cela
- Prize
- Nobel Prize in Literature — 1989for a rich and intensive prose, which with restrained compassion forms a challenging vision of man's vulnerability
- Citizenship
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Spain - Languages
- Spanish
- date of birth
- 5/11/1916
- place of birth
- Iria Flavia
- date of death
- 1/17/2002
- place of death
- Madrid
- Lived
- 85 years
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- position held
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- member of the Senate of Spain
- start time: 6/15/1977
- end time: 1/2/1979
- Member of the Royal Spanish Academy
- start time: 5/26/1957
- end time: 1/17/2002
- member of the Senate of Spain
- member of
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- Royal Spanish Academy
- start time: 5/26/1957
- end time: 1/17/2002
- Royal Galician Academy
- start time: 1/26/1980
- end time: 1/17/2002
- Royal Galician Academy
- end time: 1/26/1980
- start time: 1/16/1944
- College of 'Pataphysics
- Royal Spanish Academy
- occupation
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- film actor
- writer
- journalist
- essayist
- poet
- politician
- university teacher
- novelist
- work location
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- University Camilo José Cela
- notable work
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- Journey to the Alcarria
- The Family of Pascual Duarte
- Del Miño al Bidasoa
- Pabellón de reposo
- The Hive
- field of work
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- literature
- employer
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- University of the Balearic Islands
- educated at
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- Centro Universitario Villanueva