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Emilio Salgari: I Figli dell'Aria

Author



Alternative names	Birth name: Emilio Carlo Giuseppe Maria Salgari; pseudonym: Emilius
Description	-Italian journalist, screenwriter, science fiction writer, children's writer, novelist and prose writer
Date of birth/death	21 August 1862	25 April 1911
Location of birth/death	Verona	Turin
Work period	19^th century date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Authority control	: Q309786 VIAF: 29540305 ISNI: 000000008108076X Open Library: OL66432A DBNL: salg001 LCCN: n79040178 WorldCat

Illustrator



Description	Italian painter and illustrator
Date of birth/death	2 April 1866 / 23 April 1866	presumably 1940
Location of birth/death	Venice	Milan
Work location	Milan
Authority control	: Q46608899 VIAF: 145324306 ULAN: 500161171 GND: 1060212331 SBN: RAVV389167 RKD: 258117

Title

I Figli dell'Aria

Publisher

Vallardi

Language

Italian

Publication date

1930

Place of publication

Milano

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