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Manolis Anagnostakis

Greek poet of the left, sentenced to death after the civil war, author of Epochs (1945–1951).

Lived
1925–2005
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI · BnF
Sources
Wikipedia — Manolis Anagnostakis

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1970Δεκαοχτώ κείμεναΚέδρος, Αθήναswisscovery record 991171634926905501
1971Nea KeimenaKedros, Athi̲naiswisscovery record 991056377669705501
1971Ta poiīmata — 1941-1971G. Pyrgalī, ThessalonikīSUDOC record 140421297 · BnF catalogue record cb46111251c
1974Concert 3 — Arcadies No. I, VII, VIII (1968/69)EMI, Parisswisscovery record 991095122969705501
1980The TargetPella Pub CoOpen Library
1985Tà Symplīrōmatiká — Sīmeiṓseis kritikī̃s᾿Ekd. Stigmī́, ᾿Αthī́naBnF catalogue record cb46111252q · SUDOC record 15209864X
1985To Perithṓrio ΄68-΄69Ekd. Stigmī́, Athī́naBnF catalogue record cb461112501 · SUDOC record 255006233
1992YGNefélī, AthḗnaSUDOC record 151371148 · swisscovery record 991097017009705501
1998PoemsShoestring PressOpen Library
2003Il y avait des hommes — Poèmes, 1941-1971Éd. Phi, Esch-[sur]-Alzette (Luxembourg)BnF catalogue record cb391727835 · SUDOC record 103684697

Editions in the catalogue

No editions by Manolis Anagnostakis are catalogued under any of the publishers yet.