Aníbal Barrios Pintos

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Aníbal Barrios Pintos (born November 8, 1918 in Minas , Uruguay , † June 1, 2011 ) was a Uruguayan historian .

Between 1938 and 1972 he was responsible for 95 publications in albums and journals on the Uruguayan departments. In addition, he devoted himself extensively to Uruguayan history in his numerous books, described the barrios of Montevideo in several volumes between 1990 and 2001 in co-authorship with Washington Reyes Abadie and wrote monographs on the six departments of Paysandú , Artigas , Lavalleja , Rivera , and Canelones and San José . Barrios Pintos also worked for the Sunday supplement to El Día from 1964 to 1985 . There he wrote about 350 articles on historical topics. In 1976 Barrios Pintos received the National Literature Prize for the period 1973 to 1974. In addition, he was awarded several times in competitions of the Universidad de la República , the Uruguayan Ministry of Education and the Intendencia Municipal of Montevideo . Barrios Pintos was a member of the Academia Nacional de Letras and the Instituto Histórico y Geográfico del Uruguay .

Publications

  • De las vaquerías al alambrado (1967)
  • Historia de los pueblos Orientales (1971; complete new edition in three volumes, 2008)
  • Historia de la ganadería en el Uruguay, 1574-1971 (1973)
  • Lavalleja - La Patria Independiente (1976; second edition published in 1988)
  • Los libertadores de 1825 (1976)
  • Canelones, su proyección en la historia nacional (1981)
  • Orientales en la emancipación americana in co-authorship with Washington Reyes Abadie (1981)
  • Artigas - De los aborígenes al tiempo presente (1989)
  • Los barrios de Montevideo , several volumes, in co-authorship with Washington Reyes Abadie (1990–2001)
  • Los aborígenes del Uruguay - Del hombre primitivo a los últimos charrúas (1991)
  • Historia de los pueblos orientales , (Volumes 1 and 2), (2000)
  • El silencio y la voz - Historia de la mujer en el Uruguay (2001)

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