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Augusto Frederico Schmidt

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Augusto died in 1965 leaving no descendants, and was buried in the São João Baptista Cemetery. He had two sisters, Anitta and Magdalena, the latter being his proofreader. He was the grandson of the Viscount Schmidt (Frederico Augusto Schmidt), one of the richest men in the Empire, who had accumulated
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met there. The Bookstore was active until 1939, when it was merged and its headquarters were acquired by Zélio Valverde, whose firm Schmidt became a partner. Among the writers released by Schmidt Publishing House are major authors such as Graciliano Ramos,
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In 1930, Schmidt founded the Católica Bookstore in Rio de Janeiro, which would later become the Schmidt Bookstore and Publishing House, a meeting place for modernist intellectuals of the time. The group known as the
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during a match between the two clubs. Despite being the creator, the position of president of the new club did not remain with Schmidt, but with Eduardo Góes Trindade, then president of the other club.
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between 1941 and 1942. One of the last acts of his administration was conceiving the fusion of the club he headed with the soccer club of the same name, Botafogo Football Club, creating
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in Rio de Janeiro, as well as a majority shareholder in Orquima S/A, the precursor of Brazilian nuclear energy, which was taken over by
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He was also special advisor to the Presidency of the Republic for international affairs, and later, ambassador of Brazil to the
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in Rio de Janeiro. He collaborated with his nephew José Alberto Gueiros, known as Zezinho Gueiros, editor of
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A creative and versatile spirit, Augusto was also an entrepreneur, having been one of the founders of the
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an immense fortune with an import and export company - Schmidt & Cia, located at 70 Alfândega Street.
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In addition to being a poet, Augusto Frederico Schmidt was president of the
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who spoke of death, absence, loss and love in his works.
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Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Brazilian Modernism
Ashkenazi
Schmidt Bookstore and Publishing House
Monterrey Publishing House
Giselle, the naked spy who shook Paris
pulp fiction
David Nasser
Diário da Noite
Club de Regatas Botafogo
Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas
Armando Albano
DISCO supermarket company
Nuclebrás
Juscelino Kubitschek
Pan-American Operation
Alliance for Progress
Kennedy
UN
European Economic Community
Gilberto Freyre
Graciliano Ramos
Plínio Salgado
Raquel de Queiroz
Vinícius de Moraes

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