Alberto Nin Frías

Alberto Nin Frías (Montevideo, 9 November 1878 – Suardi, Santa Fe, Argentina, 27 March 1937) was a Uruguayan writer, lecturer and journalist. Among other topics, he is noted for his work on homoeroticism.

Nin Frias also served as a diplomat for Uruguay in the United States, Brazil, Chile and Argentina.

Biography Alberto Nin Frias was born on 9 of November 1878 in Montevideo. His parents were Dr. Alberto Nin (1853—1919), a member of the Supreme Court of Uruguay and diplomat, and his wife Matilde Frías Nin.

As his father was a diplomat, Nin Frias spent most of his childhood abroad. At age eight, his family was living in London. They later moved to Brussels and Bern.

In 1898, Nin Frias returned to Montevideo. He would work there as a writer, teacher, librarian, and journalist.

Years later, Nin Frias became a diplomat, ed. Akrón, Astorga, 2008, pp. 64 to 68. García Rodríguez, José Carlos; en "Badanelli, albacea literario de Nin Frías" (Capítulo III de Pedro Badanelli, el presbítero de Perón) epub, RD Editores, Sevilla, 2014. . Goldaracena, Ricardo; en "El libro de los linajes. Familias históricas uruguayas del siglo XIX" (vol. 5, ed. Arca, año 2002). Hugh, Hagius y Marta Pesce de Bargellini; en "Alberto Nin Frías. Vida y Obras" (año 2009). Horan Elizabeth. "On the trees and the screen. Viril Friendship through Alberto Nin Frías and Gabriela Mistral" (year 2017). Institute of Genealogical Studies of Uruguay in "Revista del [...]" (No. 13-17, ed. The Institute, year 1991). Nin Gastón A.; In "Federico Nin Reyes and the genesis of the meat-packing industry. Regarding an erroneous historical statement by Dr. Ramón J. Cárcano" (ed. C. García, 352 pp., year 1919).