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Américo Castro
Americo Castro
Spanish historian (1885–1972).
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Statements about
Américo Castro
Place of Death
Lloret De Mar
Country of Citizenship
Spain
Educated At
Facultad De Filosofía Y Letras (Universidad De Granada)
Universidad Central
Faculty of Arts of Paris
University of Granada
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
5/4/1885
Date of Death
7/25/1972
Place of Birth
Cantagalo
Country
:
Empire of Brazil
Employer
Universidad Central
University of Texas at Austin
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Princeton University
University of Barcelona
Occupation
Diplomat
Cultural Historian
Literary Historian
Anthropologist
Historian
Writer
Literary Critic
University Teacher
Philologist
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Spanish
Described by Source
Svensk Uppslagsbok
Nordisk Familjebok
Diccionario Akal De Historiadores Españoles Contemporáneos (2002)
Section
:
Castro Quesada, Américo
Page(s)
:
179-181
Given Name
Américo
Member Of
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Ibero-American Union
Acadèmia De Bones Lletres De Barcelona
Place of Burial
Civil Cemetery, Madrid
Coordinate Location
:
40.4220°N 3.6356°W
Image of Grave
Family Name
Castro
Position Held
Spanish Ambassador to the German Reich
(1931 - )
Start Time
:
1931
Name in Native Language
Américo Castro Quesada
Academic Degree
Doctorate
Educated At
:
Universidad Central
Child
Sex or Gender
Male
Student
Rafael Lapesa Melgar
Manuel García Blanco
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Participant In
Un Llamamiento. Unión Democrática Española Para La Liga De La Sociedad De Naciones Libres
Award Received
Officer of the Legion of Honour
Honorary Doctor of the University of Toulouse
(1921)
Point in Time
:
1921
Honorary Doctor of the University of Poitiers
(1935)
Point in Time
:
1935
Guggenheim Fellowship
(1953)
Point in Time
:
1953
Carmen Castro
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