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'''Iakovos Kambanellis''' (alternative spelling '''Kampanellis''') was a [[Greeks|Greek]] poet, playwright, lyricist and novelist.

Kambanelis was born on [[December 2]], [[1922]], on the island of [[Naxos]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] in [[1934]]. During the German occupation of [[Greece]] in [[World War II]], he was arrested and sent to Maunthausen concentration camp. He was freed in May of [[1945]] by the allies.

In [[1950]] he presented his first theatrical play “Choros Pano sta Stachya” ("Dancing on the Hay"). In the five decades that followed he also wrote the plays “A Large Circus”, "The Seventh Day of Creation", “Neighbourhood of Angels”, "The Age of the Night", "A Fairytale without a Name" and many others. He also wrote several scenarios on cinematographic films including: “Stella”, directed by [[Michalis Kakoyiannis]] and “O Drakos” (The Dragon), directed by [[Nikos Koundouros]].

As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Maunthausen" and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".

At various times he wrote for dailies "[[Ta Nea]]", "Anendotos" and "Eleftheria".

Kambanellis died on [[March 29]], [[2011]], at the age of 88.

[[Category:1922 births|Kambanellis, Iakovos]]
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 '''Iakovos Kambanellis''' (alternative spelling '''Kampanellis''') was a [[Greeks|Greek]] poet, playwright, lyricist and novelist.
-Kambanelis was born on [[December 2]], [[1922]], on the island of [[Naxos]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] in [[1934]]. In [[1943]], during the German occupation of [[Greece]] in [[World War II]], he was arrested and sent to Maunthausen concentration camp. He was freed in May of [[1945]] by the allies.
+Kambanelis was born on [[December 2]], [[1922]], on the island of [[Naxos]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] in [[1934]]. In [[1943]], during the German occupation of [[Greece]] in [[World War II]], he was arrested and sent to Mauthausen concentration camp. He was freed in May of [[1945]] by the allies.
 In [[1950]] he presented his first theatrical play “Choros Pano sta Stachya” ("Dancing on the Hay"). In the five decades that followed he also wrote the plays “A Large Circus”, "The Seventh Day of Creation", “Neighbourhood of Angels”, "The Age of the Night", "A Fairytale without a Name" and many others. He also wrote the scenarios on several motion pictures including: “Stella”, directed by [[Michalis Kakoyiannis]] and “O Drakos” ([[The fiend]]), directed by [[Nikos Koundouros]].
-As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with composer [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Maunthausen" and “Neighbourhood of Angels”; and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".
+As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with composer [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Mauthausen" and “Neighbourhood of Angels”; and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".
 At various times he wrote for dailies "[[Ta Nea]]", "Anendotos" and "Eleftheria".

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 Kambanelis was born on [[December 2]], [[1922]], on the island of [[Naxos]]. His family moved to [[Athens]] in [[1934]]. In [[1943]], during the German occupation of [[Greece]] in [[World War II]], he was arrested and sent to Maunthausen concentration camp. He was freed in May of [[1945]] by the allies.
-In [[1950]] he presented his first theatrical play “Choros Pano sta Stachya” ("Dancing on the Hay"). In the five decades that followed he also wrote the plays “A Large Circus”, "The Seventh Day of Creation", “Neighbourhood of Angels”, "The Age of the Night", "A Fairytale without a Name" and many others. He also wrote the scenarios on several motion pictures including: “Stella”, directed by [[Michalis Kakoyiannis]] and “O Drakos” (The Dragon), directed by [[Nikos Koundouros]].
+In [[1950]] he presented his first theatrical play “Choros Pano sta Stachya” ("Dancing on the Hay"). In the five decades that followed he also wrote the plays “A Large Circus”, "The Seventh Day of Creation", “Neighbourhood of Angels”, "The Age of the Night", "A Fairytale without a Name" and many others. He also wrote the scenarios on several motion pictures including: “Stella”, directed by [[Michalis Kakoyiannis]] and “O Drakos” ([[The fiend]]), directed by [[Nikos Koundouros]].
 As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with composer [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Maunthausen" and “Neighbourhood of Angels”; and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".

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 In [[1950]] he presented his first theatrical play “Choros Pano sta Stachya” ("Dancing on the Hay"). In the five decades that followed he also wrote the plays “A Large Circus”, "The Seventh Day of Creation", “Neighbourhood of Angels”, "The Age of the Night", "A Fairytale without a Name" and many others. He also wrote the scenarios on several motion pictures including: “Stella”, directed by [[Michalis Kakoyiannis]] and “O Drakos” (The Dragon), directed by [[Nikos Koundouros]].
-As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Maunthausen" and “Neighbourhood of Angels”; and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".
+As a lyricist, Kambanellis worked with composer [[Mikis Theodorakis]] in "Maunthausen" and “Neighbourhood of Angels”; and with [[Manos Hadjidakis]] in "A Fairytale without a Name".
 At various times he wrote for dailies "[[Ta Nea]]", "Anendotos" and "Eleftheria".

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 At various times he wrote for dailies "[[Ta Nea]]", "Anendotos" and "Eleftheria".
-Kambanellis died on [[March 29]], [[2011]], at the age of 88.
+Kambanellis died on [[March 29]], [[2011]], at the age of 88, from kidney failure complications.
 [[Category:1922 births|Kambanellis, Iakovos]]
 [[Category:2011 deaths|Kambanellis, Iakovos]]