Died 2009-12-08.
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Tavo Burat
Tavo Burat was an Italian Waldensian writer and journalist. Burat spent much of his life defending the Piedmontese language island. Beginning in 1964, Burat was the secretary of an international association that defends languages and cultures threatened with extinction. He specifically focused on defending Piedmontese and Franco-Provençal.
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culture · Italian journalist and writer (1932–2009) · journalist · writer · poet · ecologist · also Tavo Burat, Gustavo Buratti, Burat
Born 22 May 1932 · Died 8 December 2009 · Q3915746
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On the summit of Monte Rubello (1,414 m), where in 1907 left-wing workers of Biella and the Sesia Valley erected a monument on the place of Fra Dolcino last resistance, he laid a new stone memorial
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1964· 1 entry
Burat was the secretary of an international association that defends languages and cultures threatened with extinction
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Born 1932-05-22.
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Burat graduated in law with a dissertation titled Right in Graubünden
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