Died 2016-07-07.
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Laura Mancinelli was an Italian writer, Germanist, medievalist and university professor.
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Born 18 December 1933 · Died 7 July 2016 · Q3827806
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Died 2016-07-07.
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Published the novel Gli occhiali di Cavour, followed by Due storie d'amore in 2011, free interpretations of the story of two famous couples, Kriemhild and Siegfried, Tristan and Iseult
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Awarded Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (2005).
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La sacra rappresentazione (The holy representation) came out in bookshops
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The theatrical performance Notte con Mozart, based on the play of the same name in two acts (published in 1991), was performed at Regio in Turin
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Awarded Cesare Pavese Prize for The mystery of the wheelchair (1997).
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Awarded Rapallo Carige Prize for The emperor's eyes (1994).
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Raskolnikov, I tre cavalieri del Graal and Il principe scalzo
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Awarded Mondello Prize for The Twelve Abbots of Challant (1981).
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Laura Mancinelli made her debut in fiction, publishing, The Twelve Abbots of Challant (winner the same year of the Mondello Prize), a historical novel that the author had begun to write in 1968
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Founded the Department of History of German Language at the University of Venice
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Edited and translated into Italian from the original volume, the Nibelungenlied, followed in 1978 by Tristan (Gottfried von Straßburg) and in 1989 by Gregorius and Poor Heinrich (Hartmann von Aue)
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Wrote the essay The Song of the Nibelungs
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Studied at University of Turin, laurea (1956).
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With a degree in German literature with a focus on modern literature
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Born 1933-12-18.
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Then, after a period of short stays between Rovereto and Mantua where she spent her early childhood, in 1937 the family moved permanently to Turin
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