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Name
  
Liana Millu


Role
  
Journalist

Liana Millu Frente al escritorio 39El humo de Birkenau39 Liana Millu

Died
  
February 6, 2005, Genoa, Italy

Books
  
Il Fumo di Birkenau, The Bridges of Schwerin, Dopo il fumo, La camicia di Josepha

Intervista a liana millu parte prima


Liana Millu (Pisa, December 21, 1914 – February 6, 2005) was a Jewish-Italian journalist, World War II resistance fighter and Holocaust survivor. She is best known for her autobiography Smoke over Birkenau.

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Liana Millu Liana Millu la maestra sopravvissuta

Intervista a liana millu parte seconda la resistenza la prigionia


Biography

Millu was raised by her grandparents, and spent most of her life in Genoa. She worked as a journalist for Il Telegrafo and schoolteacher.

Liana Millu Canzoni contro la guerra Fa39 o Signore

In 1943, Millu joined the Italian partisans. She was arrested in 1944 and deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland.

Liana Millu Liana Millu un convegno alla Fondazione La Porta

After the war, Millu returned to Italy and became a author. Her work is included in the Italian anthology, Twentieth-Century Ligurian Writers.

Works

Liana Millu Intervista a Liana Millu parte seconda la Resistenza la

  • Smoke over Birkenau (translated by novelist Lynne Sharon Schwartz, who won the 1991 PEN Renato Poggioli translation award; 1994) – ISBN 0-8101-1569-7
  • The Bridges of Schwerin (novel), winner of the 1978 Viareggio Prize
  • Josephia's Shirt (collection of stories)
  • From Liguria to the Extermination Camps (non-fiction)

  • Liana Millu Liana Millu Sono il numero A5384 di AuschwitzBirkenau

    References

    Liana Millu Wikipedia


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