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inspired in .... According to W. J. Weatherby, influences on The Satanic Verses 
were listed as ... harm, but others associated with his book have suffered violent 
attacks. ... Igarashi, his Japanese translator, was stabbed to death on 11 July 
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were brutally attacked in July 1991  U.S. PRESIDENTS: A revolving book stand 
he... [DOC] [TLE] Read an extract - The Orwell Prize [PAR] It was in India that the campaign against The Satanic Verses began. ... the 
Prophet's wives as prostitutes in a brothel called the Curtain, the literal translation 
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Iran, they would just ..... "The Satanic Verses" was banned in many countries, 
including India, ... In July 1991, the book's Japanese translator was murdered. In 
the same month, its Italian translator was attacked by a man claiming... [DOC] [TLE] Refugee Appeal No. 265/92 Re SA - Refugee Status Appeals ... [PAR] The appellant is a twenty-seven year old single man from Tehran. He is a ... a 
beating was taken to komiteh headquarters where he was held for ten days. ... 
The grounds given by the Refugee Status Section were expressed in the 
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1991 by an... [DOC] [TLE] IN THE SHADOW OF THE FATWA | Pandaemonium [PAR] Feb 14, 2014 ... Most of all, the young Rushdie learnt that 'Man was a storytelling animal, the ... 
Cloaked as it is in the shadow of the fatwa, The Satanic Verses has come to be ... 
Translators and publishers were assaulted and even murdered. In July 1991, 
Hitoshi Igarashi, a Japanese professor of literature and translator of... [DOC] [TLE] Refworld | Refugee Appeal No. 265/92 Re SA [PAR] Jun 29, 1994 ... The appellant is a twenty-seven year old single man from Tehran. ... set upon by 
the komiteh officers and after receiving a beating was taken ... The grounds given 
by the Refugee Status Section were expressed in the following terms: ..... 
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maybe they were simply troubled by the stirring revolutionary imagery of a man 
and a ... In July of 1991, Hitoshi Igarishi and Ettore Capriolo, the book's ... an 
author who had translated parts of The Satanic Verses into Turkish. [DOC] [TLE] TURKEY HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES, 1993 [PAR] Jan 9, 1996 ... In July Parliament annulled the article of the Constitution under which the .... 
concerns six villagers from Ozbasoglu reportedly shot by security forces on July 2
. .... Aziz Nesin, the translator of Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses. ..... to 
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had watched the burning of The Satanic Verses with more than a passing interest
. ..... was what racists called their pastime of hunting out and beating up Asians. 
...... in July 1991, Hitoshi Igarashi, a Japanese professor of literature and 
translator... [DOC] [TLE] Muslim Acts of Beheading in the West :: Daniel Pipes [PAR] May 23, 2013 ... Hitoshi Igarashi, the Japanese translator of The Satanic Verses, who was 
beheaded at the University of Tsukuba in July 1991. ... his face was mutilated 
with a carving fork and his eyes were gouged out by a Muslim neighbor who 
boasted "I killed my Jew

Question: 2 translators of this man's "The Satanic Verses" were brutally attacked in July 1991
Answer: Salman Rushdie