Francisco Acebal
Spanish journalist and playwright
Born
1866
159 years ago
Died
September 5th, 1932
93 years ago — 66 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Spain
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A prominent journalist, author, and playwright, contributed significantly to Spanish literature and journalism. Established a reputation through a series of thought-provoking plays and articles that explored social and political issues. His works often reflected the cultural landscape of early 20th century Spain, striking a chord with audiences and critics alike. In addition to writing, engaged in editorial pursuits, shaping public discourse through various publications. Left an indelible mark on Spanish theatrical and literary traditions before passing away in 1932.
Authored multiple significant plays
Contributed extensively to Spanish journalism
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