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484:. The project was to extract nickel from the mine spoil, a challenge he accepted with pleasure. Levi later understood that, if successful, he would be aiding the German war effort, which was suffering nickel shortages in the production of armaments. The job required Levi to work under a false name with false papers. Three months later, in March 1942, his father died. Levi left the mine in June to work in
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in his family. What he didn’t know about it was that it had come out not once but twice in his grandfather’s generation and he did not know that
Michele himself had thrown himself to his death from a height, as he himself would do 99 years later. Michele had even leapt into a small inner courtyard, as he would leapt from a stairwell.'
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noted that Levi left no suicide note, nor any other indication that he was considering suicide. Documents and testimony suggested that he had plans for both the short- and longer-term at the time. In the days before his death, he had complained to his physician of dizziness due to an operation he had
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Levi died on 11 April 1987 after a fall from the interior landing of his third-story apartment in Turin to the ground floor below. The coroner ruled his death a suicide. Three of his biographers (Angier, Thomson and
Anissimov) agreed, but other writers (including at least one who knew him personally)
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English, and it was published in the UK in 1959 by Orion Press. Also in 1959 Heinz Riedt, also under close supervision by Levi, translated it into German. As one of Levi's primary reasons for writing the book was to get the German people to realise what had been done in their name, and to accept
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At the end of June 1947, Levi suddenly left DUCO and teamed up with an old friend
Alberto Salmoni to run a chemical consultancy from the top floor of Salmoni's parents' house. Many of Levi's experiences of this time found their way into his later writing. They made most of their money from making and
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Umberto. The next few months gave him an opportunity to recover physically, re-establish contact with surviving friends and family, and start looking for work. Levi suffered from the psychological trauma of his experiences. Having been unable to find work in Turin, he
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was published, Levi stated that he did not hate German people because hating a whole ethnic group would be too much like Nazism. However, he also stated that he did not forgive "the culprits". According to Levi, the German people largely knew about the concentration camps but did not know the extent
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He published two volumes of science fiction short stories under the pen name of
Damiano Malabaila, which explored ethical and philosophical questions. These imagined the effects on society of inventions which many would consider beneficial, but which, he saw, would have serious implications. Many of
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on 27 January 1945. Before their arrival, people were sorted according to whether they could work or not. An acquaintance said that it would make no difference, in the end, and declared he was unable to work and was killed immediately. Of the 650 Italian Jews in his transport, Levi was one of twenty
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for the Swiss firm of A Wander Ltd on a project to extract an anti-diabetic from vegetable matter. Recruited through a fellow student at Turin
University, he took the job in a Swiss company to escape the race laws. It soon became clear that the project had no chance of succeeding, but it was in no
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division, and spent every Saturday during the season on the slopes above Turin. As a young boy Levi was plagued by illness, particularly chest infections, but he was keen to participate in physical activity. In his teens, Levi and a few friends would sneak into a disused sports stadium and conduct
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Royal Gymnasium a year ahead of normal entrance requirements. In class he was the youngest, the shortest and the cleverest, as well as being the only Jew. Only two boys there bullied him for being Jewish, but their animosity was traumatic. In August 1932, following two years attendance also at the
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primary school in Turin. A thin and delicate child, he was shy and considered himself ugly; he excelled academically. His school record includes long periods of absence during which he was tutored at home, at first by Emilia Glauda and then by Marisa Zini, daughter of philosopher Zino Zini. The
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and included "collective condemnations, coloured by the author's rage, of the German people". However, Levi's opinion of Germans improved through his friendship with a German woman named Hety Schmitt-Maas. Her father had lost his job and she had been expelled from school due to their anti-Nazi
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was published with a print run of 2,000 copies. In April 1948, with Lucia pregnant with their first child, Levi decided that the life of an independent chemist was too precarious. He agreed to work for Accatti in the family paint business which traded under the name SIVA. In October 1948, his
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is difficult to categorize. Some reviews describe it as a collection of stories about work and workers told by a narrator who resembles Levi. Others have called it a novel, created by the linked stories and characters. Set in the Fiat-run Russian company town of
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children spent summers with their mother in the Waldensian valleys southwest of Turin, where Rina rented a farmhouse. His father remained in the city, partly because of his dislike of the rural life, but also because of his infidelities.
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paint factory outside Turin. Because of the extremely limited train service, Levi stayed in the factory dormitory during the week. This gave him the opportunity to write undisturbed. He started to write the first draft of
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to mark the ninth anniversary of the camp's liberation from the Nazis. Levi dutifully attended many such anniversary events over the years and recounted his own experiences. In July 1957, his son Renzo was born.
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burned in his mind. Today the link between such trauma and depression is better understood. Doctors prescribed several different drugs over the years, but these had variable efficacy and side effects.
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had brought with us and to receive money from the outside. We worked in the kitchen in turn and performed other services in the camp. We even prepared a dining room, a rather sparse one, I must admit.
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became increasingly active in the German-occupied zone. Levi and some comrades took to the foothills of the Alps, and in October formed a partisan group in the hope of being affiliated to the liberal
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eulogized him as someone who "set out systematically to remember the German hell on earth, steadfastly to think it through, and then to render it comprehensible in lucid, unpretentious prose".
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texts, is dedicated to the memory of Levi, "who had the moral fortitude to refuse false consolation even while enduring the 'selection' process in Auschwitz". The dedication quotes Levi in
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became a standard text in Italian schools. In 1985, he flew to the United States for a 20-day speaking tour. Although he was accompanied by Lucia, the trip was very draining for him.
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in freezing outdoor temperatures he was able to survive; also, by stealing materials from the laboratory and trading them for extra food. Shortly before the camp was liberated by the
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In 1974 Levi arranged to go into semi-retirement from SIVA in order to have more time to write. He also wanted to escape the burden of responsibility for managing the paint plant.
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in Paris to provide services to torture survivors. The Center was named for Levi because his name is "synonymous with the refusal of inhuman, cruel and degrading treatment".
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in 1979 and brought Levi a wider audience in Italy, though left-wing critics regretted that he did not describe the harsh working conditions on the assembly lines at Fiat.
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to fall in action when he was shot in the neck by a burst of a machine-gun wielded by a 'monstruous child-executor', a paid-up adolescent henchman of the diehard
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to a site further from the front, which resulted in the deaths of the vast majority of the remaining prisoners on the march. Levi's illness spared him this fate.
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beliefs. For 17 years, Levi and Schmitt-Maas discussed "their shared hatred of Nazism" together in their letters to each other until Schmitt-Maas died in 1983.
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on Turin began two days later. Levi's studies continued during the bombardments. The family suffered additional strain as his father became bedridden with
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The Primo Levi Center, a non-profit organisation dedicated to studying the history and culture of Italian Jewry, was established in New York City in 2003.
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of 1938 forced his expulsion. Levi later recounted this series of events in the short story "Fra Diavolo on the Po".
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3233:"A Secular Alternative: Primo Levi's Place in American Holocaust Discourse"
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2696:"Scholar Unearths Previously Unknown Primo Levi Text at Yad Vashem"
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3698:"Manic Street Preachers interview, Raw Soup 1993 (higher quality)"
3173:"Why Do We View Primo Levi's Work Through the Prism of His Death?"
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2876:"Primo Levi's Gray Zone: Implications for Post-Holocaust Ethics"
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The Jews in Mussolini's Italy: From Equality to Persecution
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3636:"Do not NOT touch: the new MU-CH Chemistry Museum is open"
3297:"Martin Amis and Ian Thomson on the legacy of Primo Levi"
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literary award. It is often published in one volume with
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3145:"Primo Levi's Unlikely Suicide Haunts His Lasting Work"
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in 2004. A version of this production was broadcast on
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the point of using their ashes as materials for paths.
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attitudes in German historiography that emerged in the
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to honor chemists for their commitment to human rights.
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Levi was almost unrecognisable on his return to Turin.
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2306:"Levi's memoir beats Darwin to win science book title"
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on 13 December 1943. Believing he would be shot as an
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3769:"Holocaust Noir: A Man Lies Dreaming by Lavie Tidhar"
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In 1964 Levi collaborated on a radio play based upon
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by Diego Gambetta, Boston Review, Summer 1999 issue.
4051:"100 Tage 1700 Jahre – Jüdisches Leben in Darmstadt"
3558:"Primo Levi's Centennial Program Presented in Turin"
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page by the Operatist who composed in honor of Levi
4087:"Press Office – Primo: a unique drama for BBC Four"
1348:but was published in English for the first time by
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3731:Popular Music, Critique and Manic Street Preachers
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1477:Till My Tale is Told: Women's Memoirs of the Gulag
4207:, Vol. 50 No. 3 September 1993, pp. 213–221.
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3610:"Factory where Primo Levi worked becomes museum"
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860:On 21 January 1946, he started work at DUCO, a
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7342:Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea
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3838:Ernesto Ferrero, 'Cronologia,' in Primo Levi,
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3036:'Primo Levi's Plunge: A Case Against Suicide,'
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3119:"Primo Levi, Holocaust Writer is Dead at 67"
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3923:Appendix to an Italian schools edition of
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2931:"A Tranquil Star –Primo Levi – Penguin UK"
2563:Primo Levi’s Universe: A Writer’s Journey,
2075:The Voice of Memory: Interviews, 1961–1987
1938:The Search for Roots: A Personal Anthology
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3407:Centro Internazionale di Studi Primo Levi
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2288:The Double Bond: Primo Levi: A Biography,
2196:1700 Jahre jüdisches Leben in Deutschland
1887:. Some stories from Parts 2 and 3 are in
1015:, and in 1966 with a theatre production.
676:Learn how and when to remove this message
4275:"Primo Levi, The Art of Fiction No. 140"
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4110:The Double Bond: Primo Levi: A Biography
3453:Goedecke, Catharina (4 September 2023).
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2726:See the chapter "Cerium" in Levi's book
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2441:"Primo Levi, The Art of Fiction No. 140"
2392:"LEVI, Primo in "Dizionario Biografico""
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7378:My Italian Secret: The Forgotten Heroes
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4235:International Primo Levi Studies Center
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4060:(in German). p. 10. Archived from
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4318:Thames Television interview from 1972
4152:The Cambridge Companion to Primo Levi
3710:from the original on 11 December 2021
3206:"Primo Levi's First Draft Of History"
1575:Nazi death camps versus Soviet gulags
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365:teachers, among them the philosopher
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174:Lucia Morpurgo (1947–1987, his death)
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2058:Conversazioni e interviste 1963–1987
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614:adding citations to reliable sources
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3864:Einaudi, 1987 vol. 1, pp. 185–212 .
3789:Tidhar, Lavie (2014). "Chapter 8".
3678:[The Drowned and the Saved]
3455:"Primo Levi Prize for Henning Hopf"
3433:Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V
3324:"L'indispensable Centre Primo-Levi"
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2206:commemorating the first documented
1565:is entitled "Primo on the Parapet".
306:In September 1930 Levi entered the
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4131:Primo Levi: Tragedy of an Optimist
3793:. London: Hodder & Stoughton.
3744:Belkin, Douglas (15 August 2004).
3733:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 179.
3271:"New Primo Levi Stories Published"
3143:Kirsch, Adam (15 September 2015).
2694:Rapoport, Meron (3 October 2007).
1543:advocates "the language of pulp".
1312:which took the form of letters to
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3905:(1986) Abacus ed. (1988) p. 100.
3767:Mahvesh Murad (28 October 2014).
3117:TAGLIABUE, JOHN (12 April 1987).
2769:Ian Thomson, 'Talked into Life,'
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1670:and the Nazi camps impressed his
1293:, was assembled and published as
1155:In 1984, Levi published his only
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773:smuggled soup ration each day by
141:Autobiography, short story, essay
7516:Italian male short story writers
7476:Action Party (Italy) politicians
7461:20th-century Italian politicians
4706:Pier Antonio Quarantotti Gambini
4245:"Primo Levi's journeys of peace"
4220:The Complete Works of Primo Levi
3994:Levi, Primo (17 February 1986).
2874:Lee, Sander H. (1 August 2016).
2806:Chapter – 'The Events of Summer'
2708:from the original on 21 May 2024
2241:into a one-man stage production
2145:(Selection from A Tranquil Star)
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1589:led by the works of people like
1367:The Complete Works of Primo Levi
1253:, was published under the title
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7521:Italian science fiction writers
7410:Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust
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1378:questioned that determination.
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1019:the stories from the two books
917:During this period, his friend
601:needs additional citations for
375:Concerning the Nature of Things
7576:Members of Giustizia e Libertà
7566:Jews in the Italian resistance
7451:20th-century Italian novelists
4273:Gabriel Motola (Spring 1995).
4021:"Shemà | Music of Remembrance"
3941:Einaudi, Torino (1989) p. 339
2880:Holocaust and Genocide Studies
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7501:20th-century Italian chemists
4395:The Sixth Day and Other Tales
4313:BBC Interview with Primo Levi
3960:Thomson, Ian (7 April 2007).
3562:Pagine Ebraiche International
2949:"A Tranquil Star (Main Page)"
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2208:mention of Jewish communities
2070:Conversations with Primo Levi
1813:The Sixth Day and Other Tales
1790:The Sixth Day and Other Tales
1041:The Sixth Day and Other Tales
940:Despite a positive review by
500:, which prepared to sign the
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7601:Suicides by jumping in Italy
7395:History of the Jews in Italy
6226:Giovanni Battista Angioletti
5452:Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
5361:Giovanni Battista Angioletti
4296:The Periodic Table of Videos
4226:Works by or about Primo Levi
3054:Turin, 14 April 1987, p. 3.
2187:Shema: 5 Poems of Primo Levi
2178:) have been set to music by
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220:Auschwitz concentration camp
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7526:Writers about the Holocaust
4512:The Truce (The Reawakening)
4462:The Black Hole of Auschwitz
3946:atrocities of human history
3929:, section 6, reprinted in:
3815:"The Noise - Peter Hammill"
3090:"Forgive, but don't forget"
3068:"Primo Levi's Last Moments"
2968:"Primo Levi's Last Moments"
2334:"Primo Levi's Last Moments"
2092:The Black Hole of Auschwitz
1579:Levi vigorously repudiated
1365:In 2015, Penguin published
1011:with the state broadcaster
545:Italian resistance movement
539:Italian resistance movement
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7606:University of Turin alumni
7456:20th-century Italian poets
4618:Giovan Battista Angioletti
4240:Centro Primo Levi New York
4127:Anissimov, Myriam (1999).
3888:Il buco nero di Auschwitz,
2121:Short stories (posthumous)
563:internment camp at Fossoli
489:one's interest to say so.
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4267:Primo Levi's Last Moments
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3903:The Drowned and the Saved
3484:ambwashingtondc.esteri.it
3330:(in French). LeMonde.fr.
2851:Commandant of Auschwitz:
2771:Times Literary Supplement
2027:The Drowned and the Saved
1690:Almost forty years after
1502:The Drowned and the Saved
1481:The Drowned and the Saved
1281:The Drowned and the Saved
1165:—or his second novel, if
1129:and in the UK in 1987 as
885:Little, Brown and Company
821:who had been part of the
257:Levi was born in 1919 in
178:
170:
145:
137:
129:
119:
111:
103:
95:
84:
76:
62:
39:
30:
23:
7591:Premio Campiello winners
7400:Axis war crimes in Italy
6881:Pasquale Festa Campanile
4301:University of Nottingham
4257:Includes writing by Levi
4255:Scriptorium – Primo Levi
4205:Bulletin of Bibliography
4188:Vincenti, Fiora (1981).
4154:. Cambridge: Cambridge.
3729:Peters, Mathijs (2020).
2609:Piemont Military Command
2438:Motola, Gabriel (1995).
1698:
1634:The purpose of the Nazi
1625:Nazi concentration camps
1569:
1546:In the pilot episode of
1458:Italian Chemical Society
1372:
914:daughter Lisa was born.
516:. The three embarked to
343:Liceo Classico D'Azeglio
7616:Viareggio Prize winners
7471:20th-century memoirists
7267:Italian Social Republic
6091:Vittorio Giovanni Rossi
4387:Short story collections
4150:Gordon, Robert (2007).
4108:Angier, Carole (2002).
3249:10.5703/shofar.28.1.104
2773:29 June 2012 pp. 13–15
2760:(2003) 2019 pp. 241–242
1925:La ricerca delle radici
1454:German Chemical Society
1326:Posthumous publications
1112:was declared to be the
952:, only 1,500 copies of
887:on the advice of rabbi
717:50.036094°N 19.275534°E
510:Italian Social Republic
338:athletic competitions.
197:[ˈpriːmoˈlɛːvi]
7556:Jewish Italian writers
7506:Italian male novelists
7486:Fossoli camp survivors
7356:Publications and films
7326:RSI Police Order No. 5
7068:Massacres and roundups
7043:The Holocaust in Italy
6699:Gianfranco Calligarich
6254:Angelo Maria Ripellino
5189:Gianfranco Calligarich
4135:. New York: Overlook.
4025:musicofremembrance.org
3943:
3937:
3931:
3925:
3856:
3676:"sommersi e i salvati"
2966:Intern (9 July 2012).
2853:
2332:Intern (9 July 2012).
2215:
2158:Five of Levi's poems (
2057:
2035:
2014:I sommersi e i salvati
2013:
1991:
1968:
1946:
1924:
1897:
1871:Lilìt e altri racconti
1870:
1847:
1825:
1815:. Some stories are in
1798:
1779:(as Damiano Malabaila)
1775:
1748:
1721:
1650:
1620:
1609:
1599:Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
1581:historical revisionist
1510:Manic Street Preachers
1344:
1338:
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1295:
1289:
1275:I sommersi e i salvati
1274:
1265:
1255:
1249:
1237:
1195:
1187:
1114:best science book ever
1083:
1074:Lilit e altri racconti
1073:
1066:Shema: Collected Poems
1056:
1031:
1021:
994:
946:
823:Italian Army in Russia
762:the camp was liberated
752:
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579:
502:Armistice of Cassibile
357:) specializing in the
308:
298:
293:
277:
272:Istituto Maria Letizia
271:
238:best science book ever
226:-occupied Poland; and
7586:Scientists from Turin
7491:Italian anti-fascists
7347:Memoriale della Shoah
7101:Leonardo de Benedetti
7094:Victims and survivors
6590:Eugenio De Signoribus
5826:Melania Gaia Mazzucco
5751:Mariateresa Di Lascia
5160:Melania Gaia Mazzucco
4441:Other People's Trades
4173:. London: Hutchison.
4169:Thomson, Ian (2002).
2937:on 27 September 2007.
2671:Survival in Auschwitz
2566:Macmillan 2009 p. 12.
2277:(2019) pp. 17–18, 138
2005:Other People's Trades
1740:Survival in Auschwitz
1607:and that of the Nazi
1604:The Gulag Archipelago
1515:Gold Against the Soul
1261:Other People's Trades
1232:
743:
696:(near Auschwitz) 1941
692:IG Farben factory in
691:
574:
377:by English scientist
287:
216:Survival in Auschwitz
7596:Strega Prize winners
7546:Jewish anti-fascists
7226:Risiera di San Sabba
6510:Alfonso Berardinelli
5094:Serena Vitale (2001)
4480:The Search for Roots
4409:The Search for Roots
4281:. Spring 1995 (134).
4247:: an article in the
3845:vol. 1, 1987 p. lxi.
3706:. 8 September 2009.
3662:The Portable Atheist
2669:Levi, Primo (1958).
2597:Il sistema periodico
2549:The Search for Roots
2104:Factual (posthumous)
2066:Various (posthumous)
1826:Il sistema periodico
1492:The Portable Atheist
1487:Christopher Hitchens
1427:The Zone of Interest
1400:Rita Levi-Montalcini
1179:Jewish national home
1108:on 19 October 2006,
1084:Il sistema periodico
1062:The Bremen Beer Hall
722:50.036094; 19.275534
610:improve this article
471:electrostatic energy
214:(1947, published as
7321:Manifesto of Verona
7316:Italian Racial Laws
7142:Friedrich Boßhammer
6906:Margaret Mazzantini
6679:Massimo Bucciantini
6635:Gian Mario Villalta
6582:Francesca Sanvitale
6522:Andrea Tagliapietra
6482:Giorgio van Straten
6457:Giorgio Pressburger
6413:Antonio Debenedetti
6266:Raffaello Brignetti
6205:Pier Paolo Pasolini
6148:Arturo Carlo Jemolo
5818:Margaret Mazzantini
5743:Giorgio Montefoschi
5711:Sebastiano Vassalli
5548:Raffaello Brignetti
5404:Massimo Bontempelli
5353:Vincenzo Cardarelli
5043:Daniele Del Giudice
4771:Pier Angelo Soldini
4741:Francesco Serantini
4712:Giulio Confalonieri
4653:Giovanni Titta Rosa
4630:Vincenzo Cardarelli
4533:The Voice of Memory
4519:Moments of Reprieve
4112:. London: Penguin.
3932:Se questo è un uomo
3926:Se questo è un uomo
3857:Se questo è un uomo
3791:A Man Lies Dreaming
3746:"Jews With Tattoos"
3674:Primo Levi (1986).
3614:The Times of Israel
3588:Museo della Chimica
3506:"Primo Levi at 100"
3017:George Jochnowitz,
2087:Essays (posthumous)
1947:Se non ora, quando?
1916:The Monkey's Wrench
1885:Moments of Reprieve
1722:Se questo è un uomo
1668:Italian racial laws
1636:extermination camps
1621:konzentrationslager
1533:A Man Lies Dreaming
1094:Moments of Reprieve
1079:Moments of Reprieve
980:Levi began writing
956:were sold. In 1958
801:, he fell ill with
712: /
550:Giustizia e Libertà
506:liberated Mussolini
494:Victor Emmanuel III
492:In July 1943, King
436:The Periodic Table:
409:University of Turin
402:Italian Racial Laws
325:movement for young
124:University of Turin
115:Degree in chemistry
7531:Italian memoirists
7511:Italian male poets
7371:The Periodic Table
7216:Borgo San Dalmazzo
7135:Major perpetrators
6961:Mario Rigoni Stern
6941:Giuseppe Pontiggia
6866:Alberto Bevilacqua
6828:Recipients of the
6768:Pietro Castellitto
6703:Giuseppe Montesano
6663:Francesco Pecoraro
6623:Pierluigi Cappello
6530:Raffaele La Capria
6514:Giuseppe Montesano
6421:Alessandro Baricco
6388:Salvatore Mannuzzu
6360:Giuliana Morandini
6335:Giorgio Manganelli
6303:Clotilde Marghieri
6209:Ernesto de Martino
6181:Carlo Emilio Gadda
6079:Riccardo Bacchelli
6073:Stefano Pirandello
6019:Recipients of the
5898:Alessandro Piperno
5759:Alessandro Barbero
5703:Giuseppe Pontiggia
5524:Alberto Bevilacqua
5468:Raffaele La Capria
5326:Recipients of the
5114:Edoardo Sanguineti
5089:Mariano Bargellini
4925:Mario Rigoni Stern
4729:Vitaliano Brancati
4671:Carlo Emilio Gadda
4602:Recipients of the
4402:The Periodic Table
4308:Primo Levi's house
3756:on 18 August 2004.
3429:"Primo Levi Prize"
3382:"About Primo Levi"
3303:. 13 December 2019
3123:The New York Times
3039:The New York Times
3021:Primo Levi: A Life
2999:. 11 November 2019
2892:10.1093/hgs/dcw037
2728:The Periodic Table
2365:. 11 November 2019
2168:Il canto del corvo
1933:Personal anthology
1898:La chiave a stella
1848:L'osteria di Brema
1839:The Periodic Table
1591:Andreas Hillgruber
1555:The last track on
1549:Black Earth Rising
1471:In popular culture
1272:In 1986, his book
1238:
1122:La chiave a stella
1110:The Periodic Table
1100:The Periodic Table
1089:The Periodic Table
1057:L'osteria di Brema
846:Malnutrition edema
753:
738:
390:Italian Royal Navy
355:senior high school
294:
229:The Periodic Table
206:Holocaust survivor
189:Primo Michele Levi
161:The Periodic Table
7581:Modernist writers
7536:Jewish memoirists
7418:
7417:
7309:Anti-Semitic laws
7177:Martin Sandberger
7152:Theodor Dannecker
7009:
7008:
6966:Giampaolo Rugarli
6946:Rosella Postorino
6876:Francesca Duranti
6871:Gesualdo Bufalino
6795:
6794:
6744:Luciano Cecchinel
6655:Giulio Guidorizzi
6494:Michele Ranchetti
6445:Claudio Piersanti
6429:Maurizio Maggiani
6327:Antonio Altomonte
6299:Achille Campanile
6270:Libero Bigiaretti
6057:Achille Campanile
6051:Antonino Foschini
5986:
5985:
5914:Francesco Piccolo
5882:Antonio Pennacchi
5842:Maurizio Maggiani
5810:Domenico Starnone
5695:Gesualdo Bufalino
5631:Vittorio Gorresio
5572:Guglielmo Petroni
5516:Anna Maria Ortese
5293:
5292:
5272:Benedetta Craveri
5199:Antonella Tarpino
5193:Giovanni Mariotti
5049:Raffaello Baldini
4978:Leonardo Sciascia
4972:Francesca Duranti
4877:Piero Gadda Conti
4747:Leonardo Borghese
4569:
4568:
4433:Essay collections
4377:If Not Now, When?
4287:Poliakoff, Martyn
4180:978-0-09-178531-4
4161:978-0-521-60461-1
4142:978-0-87951-806-6
4119:978-0-14-016587-6
4067:on 14 August 2021
4031:on 28 August 2022
3962:"The good German"
3800:978 1 444 76296 9
3584:"Visita il museo"
3510:Primo Levi Center
3486:. 29 January 2019
3361:Centre Primo Levi
3212:. 13 January 2007
2955:on 20 April 2007.
2657:978-1-448-18073-8
2601:Primo Levi, Opere
2150:
2149:
1992:L'altrui mestiere
1960:If Not Now, When?
1672:identity as a Jew
1441:Primo Levi Center
1434:Posthumous honors
1411:Holocaust writing
1406:Legacy and impact
1333:Harper's Magazine
1256:L'altrui mestiere
1183:displaced persons
1167:The Monkey Wrench
1162:If Not Now, When?
1127:The Monkey Wrench
1106:Royal Institution
1037:Structural Defect
1027:Natural Histories
900:stannous chloride
879:on the advice of
686:
685:
678:
660:
428:Manifesto of Race
379:Sir William Bragg
309:Massimo d'Azeglio
234:Royal Institution
186:
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7561:Jewish partisans
7496:Italian atheists
7388:Related articles
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7300:Giorgio Perlasca
7277:Adriatic Littora
7272:Alpine Foothills
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6498:Giorgio Pestelli
6490:Niccolò Ammaniti
6425:Antonio Tabucchi
6409:Maurizio Calvesi
6185:Rocco Scotellaro
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4966:Natalia Ginzburg
4942:Giovanni Macchia
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5205:Maurizio Cucchi
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5098:Roberto Calasso
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5061:Giovanni Raboni
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109:
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41:
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28:
27:
24:
15:
9:
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4:
3:
2:
7628:
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7449:
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7442:
7441:1987 suicides
7439:
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7429:
7428:
7426:
7411:
7408:
7406:
7403:
7401:
7398:
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7335:Commemoration
7333:
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7182:Theo Saevecke
7180:
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7172:Erich Priebke
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7059:The Holocaust
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6727:Saverio Ricci
6724:
6723:Renato Minore
6720:
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6715:Giuseppe Lupo
6712:
6708:
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6695:Sonia Gentili
6692:
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6667:Alessandro Fo
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6608:
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6602:Ennio Cavalli
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6558:Filippo Tuena
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6406:
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6368:Bruno Gentili
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6348:Stefano Terra
6345:
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6323:Davide Lajolo
6320:
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6308:
6307:Paolo Volponi
6304:
6300:
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6280:
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6262:Alfonso Gatto
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6201:Italo Calvino
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6177:Tommaso Fiore
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6169:Carlo Bernari
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5671:Carlo Sgorlon
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5663:Pietro Citati
5658:
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5655:Mario Pomilio
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5370:
5369:Cesare Pavese
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3328:Le Monde.fr
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2659:pp. 135–136
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