Ramón J. Sender

Ramón J. Sender was born in a village in Aragon. He left alone for Madrid, where he lived on odd jobs and published his first texts in the press. He served in the army in Morocco during the Rif War, then joined the newspaper El Sol, and was imprisoned for his political activities. An officer in the Republican army during the civil war, he went into exile in Mexico, then from 1942 in the United States, where he taught Spanish literature, notably at the University of New Mexico. He died in San Diego in 1982.

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• NovelMr. Witt Among the RebelsMister Witt en el cantónRamón J. Sender · 1935Literature