Émile Cammaerts
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| Nacimiento | Brussels 16 de marzo de 1878 |
| Fallecimiento | Radlett 2 de noviembre de 1953 (75 años) |
| Ocupación | dramaturgo, escritor, poeta, traductor |
Émile Cammaerts (Brussels, 16 de marzo de 1878 - Radlett, 2 de noviembre de 1953) fue un dramaturgo, escritor, poeta y traductor belga. Recibió el galardón Comendador de la Orden del Imperio británico.
Sitios web
- Wikipedia: arzwiki(tr) · commonswiki(tr) · enwiki(tr) · enwikisource(tr) · frwiki(tr) · frwikisource(tr) · svwiki(tr)
- Open Library: A History of Belgium From the Roman Invasion to the Present Day · Flemish painting · A History of Belgium from the Roman Invasion to the Present Day · Through the Iron Bars · The poetry of nonsense · The prisoner at Laeken · A Book of Belgium's gratitude
· The poetry of nonsense. -- · Belgian poems · The peace that is left · Albert of Belgium · Belgian poems · The flower of grass · The keystone of Europe · The laughing prophet · Rubens · Through the Iron Bars (Two years of German occupation in Belgium) · The treasure house of Belgium · Upon this rock · Upon this rock · Belgian poems · The peace that is left, · The Soul of a King; Albert of Belgium · The Devil Takes the Chair · The childhood of Christ as seen by the primitive masters · Boy of Bruges · THROUGH the IRON BARS Two Years of German Occupation in Belgium (Annotated) · The childhood of Christ as seen by the primitive masters · Upon this rock · Through the Iron Bars · The work of the Christian cell · A ma patrie enchainée · Through the iron bars · Les Bellini · For better, for worse · The laughing prophet · The poetry of nonsense · The flower of grass · Albert of Belgium, defender of right · Through the Iron Bars · The childhood of Christ as seen by the primitive masters · To the men behind the armies · The adoration of the soldiers · Albert of Belgium defender of right · Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day · The cloud and the silver lining · Discoveries in England · For better, for worse · The laughing prophet: the seven virtues and G.K.Chesterton · Les Bellini · A ma patrie enchainée · Messines and other poems · New Belgian poems · The peace that was left · The prisoner at Laeken: King Leopold · To the men behind the armies · Upon this rock / Émile Cammaerts · The adoration of the soldiers = L'adoration des soldats · Belgian poems · Belgium · Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day · Flemish painting · The keystone of Europe · The Laughing Prophet · Upon This Rock · A boy of Bruges · The childhood of Christ as seen by the primitive masters · Discoveries in England · Flemish painting · A history of Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day · Messines, and other poems · New Belgian poems · The peace that was left · The poetry of nonsense · Principalities and powers · Through the iron bars (two years of German occupation in Belgium) · To the men behind the armies · The treasure house of Belgium · Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day · Les Bellini · Albert of Belgium · The keystone of Europe · Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day · New Belgian poems · A Book of Belgium's gratitude: comprising literary articles by ... · Upon this rock · The flower of grass · Rubens, painter and diplomat · The situation of Belgium, September, 1939-January, 1941 · The cloud and the silver lining · The adoration of the soldiers · Life in Belgium in the fourth year of the war · Through the iron bars (two years of German occupation in Belgium) · Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day (ver catálogo) - Instituciones: Biblioteca del Congreso · Biblioteca Nacional de Alemania · Biblioteca Nacional de Cataluña · Biblioteca Nacional de Francia · Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal · VIAF
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Traducciones
- francés: Émile Cammaerts
- inglés: Émile Cammaerts
- sueco: Émile Cammaerts
- español: Émile Cammaerts
- italiano: Émile Cammaerts
- neerlandés: Émile Cammaerts
- noruego bokmal: Émile Cammaerts
- danés: Émile Cammaerts
- noruego nynorsk: Émile Cammaerts
- alemán: Émile Cammaerts
- japonés: エミール・カマルツ
- esloveno: Émile Cammaerts
- asturiano: Émile Cammaerts
- catalán: Émile Cammaerts
- albanés: Émile Cammaerts
- irlandés: Émile Cammaerts
- Egyptian Arabic: اميل كامايرتس
- portugués: Émile Cammaerts
- portugués de Brasil: Émile Cammaerts
- aragonés: Émile Cammaerts
- galés: Émile Cammaerts
- alemán austríaco: Émile Cammaerts
- alto alemán suizo: Émile Cammaerts
- finés: Émile Cammaerts
- gallego: Émile Cammaerts
- ido: Émile Cammaerts
- Jutish: Émile Cammaerts
- Piedmontese: Émile Cammaerts
- rumano: Émile Cammaerts
- sardo: Émile Cammaerts
- escocés: Émile Cammaerts
- sje: Émile Cammaerts
- checo: Emile Cammaerts
- chino: 埃米尔·卡马茨
- Chinese (China): 埃米尔·卡马茨
- chino simplificado: 埃米尔·卡马茨
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