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Enrico Novelli, writing as Yambo (5 June 187630 December 1943), was an Italian writer, journalist, and filmmaker. Enrico Novelli was born on 5 June 1876 in Pisa, the son of Ermete Novelli. He worked in newspapers, beginning at La Sera (possibly Corriere della Sera) in Milan.

Also recorded as Enrico Novelli · Enrico de' Conti Novelli da Bertinoro

Yambo

Lo scrittore, giornalista, illustratore e fumettista italiano Enrico Novelli, in arte Yambo.

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Birth Name
Enrico Novelli
Born
5 June 1876
Birthplace
Pisa, Italy
Died
30 December 1943
Place of death
Florence, Italy
Full name
Enrico de' Conti Novelli da Bertinoro.
Nationality
Kingdom of Italy.
Occupation
journalist, writer, film director and comics artist.
Languages
Italian.

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Enrico Novelli, writing as Yambo (5 June 187630 December 1943), was an Italian writer, journalist, and filmmaker. Enrico Novelli was born on 5 June 1876 in Pisa, the son of Ermete Novelli. He worked in newspapers, beginning at La Sera (possibly Corriere della Sera) in Milan.

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