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[[Manolis Anagnostakis]] was a contemporary Greek poet.

His poems have been translated in many languages and among his most famous works are the three collections "Seasons" and the poems he wrote from 1946 to 1956.

On [[June 23]], [[2005]], Anagnostakis was hastily admitted to Amalia Fleming Hospital with heart and respiratory problems and passed away a few hours later. He was 80 years old.

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 *[1] - Ramp, Philip (1998). “Translator's Note”, Ramp, Philip (trans.) Poems, pp. 5-6, Shoestring Press. ISBN 1-899549-19-6.
 *[2] - The Deafening Sound of Silence. Retrieved on [[October 2]], [[2005]].
+*[3] - The Greek film festival 2000 (Greek). Retrieved on [[October 1]], [[2005]].
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	Although Anagnostakis' 1971 collection represented the end of the published works he was best known for, his existentialism-influenced verse left its mark on a younger generation of Greek poets. This influence is in part owing to his poetry having been set to music by [[Mikis Theodorakis]], as part of his ''Ballades'' cycle, written during the seven-year [[Junta\|Regime of the Colonels]]. The ''Ballades'' have been performed by vocalist [[Margarita Zorbala]] (recorded on her 1975 debut album), amongst others. Anagnostakis moved his practice and family to [[Athens]] in 1978.		Although Anagnostakis' 1971 collection represented the end of the published works he was best known for, his existentialism-influenced verse left its mark on a younger generation of Greek poets. This influence is in part owing to his poetry having been set to music by [[Mikis Theodorakis]], as part of his ''Ballades'' cycle, written during the seven-year [[Junta\|Regime of the Colonels]]. The ''Ballades'' have been performed by vocalist [[Margarita Zorbala]] (recorded on her 1975 debut album), amongst others. Anagnostakis moved his practice and family to [[Athens]] in 1978.

−	[[Lakis Papastathis]] produced a 52-minute film, ''Manolis Anagnostakis'', on Anagnostakis' life, for the Greek television series ''[[Paraskenio]]'' in [[1983]]~~{{ref\|Paraskenio}}~~. Two volumes of Anagnostakis', another collection and ''[[O piitis Manoussos Fassis]]'', (''The Poet Manoussos Fassis'') were issued in the following four years.	+	[[Lakis Papastathis]] produced a 52-minute film, ''Manolis Anagnostakis'', on Anagnostakis' life, for the Greek television series ''[[Paraskenio]]'' in [[1983]] [3]. Two volumes of Anagnostakis', another collection and ''[[O piitis Manoussos Fassis]]'', (''The Poet Manoussos Fassis'') were issued in the following four years.

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	On [[June 23]], [[2005]], Anagnostakis was hastily admitted to Amalia Fleming Hospital with heart and respiratory problems and passed away a few hours later. He was 80 years old.		On [[June 23]], [[2005]], Anagnostakis was hastily admitted to Amalia Fleming Hospital with heart and respiratory problems and passed away a few hours later. He was 80 years old.

		+	==References==
		+	*[1] - Ramp, Philip (1998). “Translator's Note”, Ramp, Philip (trans.) Poems, pp. 5-6, Shoestring Press. ISBN 1-899549-19-6.
		+	*[2] - The Deafening Sound of Silence. Retrieved on [[October 2]], [[2005]].
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 His poems have been translated in many languages and among his most famous works are the three collections "Seasons" and the poems he wrote from 1946 to 1956.
 On [[June 23]], [[2005]], Anagnostakis was hastily admitted to Amalia Fleming Hospital with heart and respiratory problems and passed away a few hours later. He was 80 years old.
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 [[Category:Poets|Anagnostakis, Manolis]]