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On this day in 1961: Ernest Hemingway died
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On this day (July 2) in 1961, American author and Nobel Prize winner Ernest Hemingway died. Hemingway's 'Old Men and the Sea', published in 1952, won the Nobel Prize.
Hemingway, who was born on July 21, 1899 in Idaho, USA, has published 10 novels, 10 stories and 5 non-fiction. Among them, 'Old Men and the Sea', 'A Farewell to the Arms' and 'The Sun Also Rises' are regarded as the most important works of world literature.
Hemingway, who saw death up close five times due to various accidents, managed to survive two plane crashes. Because of this, he had to suffer a lot in the latter part of his life. Hemingway eventually committed suicide by shooting himself in the head in 1961.
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