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Which countries did Samuel Beckett travel through during the 1930s?
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Samuel Beckett
Irish playwright, author, and critic Samuel Beckett, known for his plays on existential themes, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1969.
Following his resignation from Trinity College Dublin in December 1931, Samuel Beckett embarked on a period of restless travel. During the 1930s, his travels took him through the following countries and cities:
Beckett eventually decided to settle in Paris in 1937.1