Greek Writer Dionysis Haritopoulos Dies at 79
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The writer Dionysis Charitopoulos has died at the age of 79, born in Piraeus in 1947. In the early years of his life he worked in various manual jobs, in the port and in the surrounding machine shops, while he abandoned two attempts at study early, in Athens and London. Until 1990 he worked in the advertising industry. He was the husband of journalist Malvina Karali. The announcement from TOPOS publications: "Dionysis Charitopoulos has died. We…
The publishing house TOPOS, with which he collaborated for years, writes: "We bid you farewell like a silent circular dance, watching you dance for the last time the only song you ever danced to, Tsitsanis' Byzantine "Maybe Tomorrow""
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One of the most important writers of modern Greek literature has bid farewell to the world. This is Dionysis Charitopoulos, who became widely known for his book "Aris, the Leader of the Disobedient", and was also the husband of the late journalist and writer, Malvina Karalis.
The writer Dionysis Charitopoulos died at the age of 79, having been hospitalized in an Attica hospital for a serious health problem. Dionysis Charitopoulos was born in 1947 in Piraeus, where he worked in various manual jobs, in the port and in the surrounding machine shops. He abandoned two attempts to study in Athens and London at an early age. He worked in advertising until 1990. His last book in 2022 was The Unruly (People and Events. He h…
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