...hen in the orld ar II he fought. In 1940 he rote For hom The Bell Tolls. Then he married again, his ife as Martha Gelhorn. hen America entered orld ar II at the end of 1941, Hemingay assumed the self-appointed post of an anti-submarine scout, using his fishing boat the Pilar to search the Nazi U-boats that might enter coastal aters around Cuba and Florida. In 1944 his ife Martha Gelhorn divorced him. ithin months he married Mary elsh, a ar correspondent in Havana. Although he draft portions of this opus ould be published after Hemingays death as Islands in the Stream, in 1951 he abandoned this grand vision and focused on one section of the project. The result as The Old Man And The Sea. It as a popular sensation, selling over 5 million copies in a matter of days and a major literary achievement for hich he ould the Nobel Prize in 1954. Hemingay as unable to attend the Nobel Prize aard ceremonies.He as recuperating from injuries sustained in to successive airplane crashes hile he as on one of his many African safaris. In the ake of the second and more serious crash it as initially reported that he had been killed. The last years of his life ere marked by increasing depression and alcohol abuse. A shado of his physical and intellectual self, Hemingay committed suicide on July 2, 1961 by placing the barrel of a telve-gauge shotgun in his mouth and pulling the trigger. During the next decade or so, several and orks in progress, including A Moveable Feast and The Garden Of Eden ere published posthumously for the benefit of a reading public that longed fore more from Papa Hemingay. Indeed his popularity continued to gro after his death2VaIsbsIXZCJaJmHsHCJaJYZtZ 1h à!ia8i8NormalCJsHaJmHsHtHFaFHeading 2ddiit5CJtaJAiDefault Paragraph FontaNormal ebdditZZZZaDVDCtioitlimbitenglezatHeminga1.dociYYS
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