Frantz Fanon (1925–1961)

Author of The Wretched of the Earth

Also known as: Fanon, F. Fanon, Franz Fanon, franz fanon, frantz fanon, Frantz Fannon ... (see complete list), פרנץ פנון, Frantz; Farrington, Constance (translator) Fanon

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Books by Frantz Fanon

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The Wretched of the Earth 1289 copies, 8 reviews
Black Skin, White Masks 676 copies
A Dying Colonialism 140 copies, 2 reviews
Toward the African Revolution (Fanon, Frantz) 73 copies, 1 review
Concerning Violence (Penguin Great Ideas) 10 copies
Sociologie d'une révolution 4 copies
Scritti politici 1 copy
Peau Noire / Masques Blancs 1 copy
2: L' anno 5. della rivoluzione algerina 1 copy
The Fanon reader : Frantz Fanon 1 copy
DOZAKHIYAN ROYE ZAMIN VOL.1 1 copy
The Fanon Reader 1 copy
Das kolonisierte Ding wird Mensch. Ausgewählte Schriften 1 copy
Racisme og Kultur 1 copy

Ecrits contre le colonialisme : Les damnés de la terre ; Pour la… 1 copy

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Date of birth

1925-07-20 [1925]

Date of death

1961-12-06 [1961]

Burial location

martyr's graveyard, Ain Kerma, Algeria

Gender

male

Nationality

Martinique (birth)

Algeria

France

Places of residence

Martinique (birth)

Bethesda, Maryland, USA (death)

Lyon, France

Algeria

Education

Occupations

psychiatrist

ambassador

Relationships

Organizations

Free French Army (WWII)

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Awards and honors

Croix de Guerre

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Frantz Fanon
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Frantz Fannon (separate)
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Frantz; Farrington, Constance (translator) Fanon (separate)
Franz Fanon (separate)
frantz fanon (separate)
franz fanon (separate)

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