Karmel Kandreva
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Karmel Kandreva (Italian: Carmelo Candreva [1]) (1931–1982) was an Arberesh writer and poet.[2][3]
He was born in Cerzeto (Qanë) in Calabria, Italy. Among his published works is a study Didactic test in a bilingual Arberesh environment, about the right of the Arberesh people to cultivate their own language and to have it taught at schools.[2]
He also published several poetical volumes.
Bibliography
- Didactic test in a bilingual Italo-Albanian environment (1979)
- Spirit of Arbër is alive (1976)
- Spirit of Arbërs is alive: Albanian-Arberesh narrates II (1977)
- Spirit of Arbër is alive: ancient branch suffers III (1979)
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