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Which Spanish novelist won the 1989 Nobel Prize in Literature?
Answer: Camilo José Cela
Why: Seven years after the Nobel, King Juan Carlos I made him Marquess of Iria Flavia, the Galician spot where he was born.
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In what language was Barea's La forja de un rebelde first published?
Answer: English
Why: A Spanish edition first appeared in Buenos Aires in 1951, and Spain itself only published the book in 1977.
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Under what title did Sender first publish his Requiem in 1953?
Answer: Mosén Millán
Why: The book was not published in Spain until 1974, two decades after its Mexican debut.
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Who wrote Historia de una escalera, staged in 1949?
Answer: Antonio Buero Vallejo
Why: It opened in October 1949 as Buero Vallejo's first staged play, 13 years after Lorca's death.
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Who is the Julia of José Agustín Goytisolo's Palabras para Julia?
Answer: His daughter
Why: He wrote it in 1965 for his daughter, named after his mother Julia Gay, killed in a 1938 air raid on Barcelona.
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What did exiled writer Max Aub invent and pass off as real in 1958?
Answer: A cubist painter
Why: Aub painted the Jusep Torres Campalans canvases himself, and his palette is now kept by the Instituto Cervantes.
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