About Fernando Báez
Born 1963. Fernando Báez is a Venezuelan and Spanish writer and librarian.
Fernando Báez (born San Félix, Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan writer, poet, essayist and "El Director de la Biblioteca Nacional de Venezuela". He is known for his work on the destruction of Iraqi books and art caused by the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Career Báez has a degree in education and a doctorate in library science, and worked for several years at the University of the Andes in Mérida, Venezuela, where he studied Greek and Latin under José Manuel Briceño Guerrero. He was declared a persona non-grata by the United States authorities, after the publication of his book on Iraq.
Works Historia de la Antigua Biblioteca de Alejandría (2003) Historia Universal de la Destrucción de Libros (2004) La Destrucción Cultural de Iraq (2004)
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Who is Fernando Báez?
Venezuelan writer
When was Fernando Báez born?
Fernando Báez was born in 1963 in Ciudad Guayana.
What is Fernando Báez's occupation?
Fernando Báez is a writer and librarian.
What nationality is Fernando Báez?
Fernando Báez is Venezuelan and Spanish.
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· DBpedia: Fernando Báez (writer)
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