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José Saramago (née José de Sousa Saramago)
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Memorial Page for José Saramago (née José de Sousa Saramago)

Nov 16, 1922 – Jun 18, 2010(87 years)Died in:Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Portuguese novelist

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Place of Death

Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Cause of Death

leukemia

Occupation(13)

journalistplaywrighttranslatornovelistpoetchronicleressayistdiaristliterary criticwriterscreenwriterdramaturgerevolutionary

Awards(9)

Nobel Prize in LiteratureCamões PrizeAmerica Award in Literaturehonorary doctor of the University of Manchesterhonorary doctorate of the University of CoimbraChevalier des Arts et des Lettreshonorary doctorate of the University of Castille-La Manchahonorary doctorate of the Bordeaux Montaigne Universityhonorary doctorate of the University of Granada

Spouse(3)

Ilda ReisIsabel da NóbregaPilar del Río

José Saramago (* November 16, 1922 in Azinhaga; † June 18, 2010 in Lanzarote) was a portuguese novelist. He was 87 years old. He had 3 wives. His faith was atheism. He received 9 awards, including Nobel Prize in Literature, Camões Prize. His cause of death was leukemia.

Life Events

11 Events

Born in Azinhaga, Golegã

1922

Married Ilda Reis

1944

until 1970

Married Isabel da Nóbrega

1970

until 1986

Married Pilar del Río

1988

until 2010

Camões Prize

1995

honorary doctorate of the University of Castille-La Mancha

1997

Nobel Prize in Literature

1998

honorary doctorate of the Bordeaux Montaigne University

1999

honorary doctorate of the University of Granada

2001

America Award in Literature

2004

Died in Lanzarote, Canary Islands (leukemia)

2010

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José Saramago (née José de Sousa Saramago). Forever remembered.