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Revista de Occidente
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Revista de Occidente

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  • Azorín

    …thinking, Azorín edited the periodical Revista de Occidente (“Magazine of the West”) from 1923 to 1936. He spent the period of the Spanish Civil War in Paris, writing for the Argentine newspaper La Nación, but he returned to Madrid in 1949. After his death a museum including his library was…

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    …thinking, Azorín edited the periodical Revista de Occidente (“Magazine of the West”) from 1923 to 1936. He spent the period of the Spanish Civil War in Paris, writing for the Argentine newspaper La Nación, but he returned to Madrid in 1949. After his death a museum including his library was…

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