intervention in Hungary and the totalitarian tendencies of Franco's regime in Spain. Camus had numerous affairs, particularly an irregular and eventually public affair with the Spanish-born actress María Casares, with whom he had extensive correspondence. Faure did not take this affair lightly. She had a mental breakdown and needed hospitalisation in the early 1950s. Camus, who felt guilty, withdrew from public life and was slightly depressed for some time. In 1957, Camus received the news that he was to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. This came as a shock to him. He was anticipating André Malraux would win the prestigious award. At age 44, he was the second-youngest recipient of the prize, after Rudyard Kipling, who was 42. After this he began working on his autobiography Le Premier Homme (The First Man) in an attempt to examine "moral learning". He also turned to the theatre once more. Financed by the money he received with his Nobel Prize, he adapted and directed for the stage Dostoyevsky's novel Demons. The play opened in January 1959 at the Antoine Theatre in Paris and was a critical success. During these years, he published posthumously the works of the philosopher Simone Weil, in the series "Espoir" ("Hope") which he had founded for Éditions Gallimard. Weil had great influence on his philosophy, since he saw her writings as an "antidote" to nihilism. Camus described her as "the only great spirit of our times". Death Camus died on 4 January 1960 at the age of 46, in a car accident near Sens, in Le Grand Fossard in the small town of Villeblevin. He had spent the New Year's holiday of 1960 at his house in Lourmarin, Vaucluse with his family, and his publisher Michel Gallimard of Éditions Gallimard, along with Gallimard's wife, Janine, and daughter. Camus's wife and children went back to Paris by train on 2 January, but Camus decided to return in Gallimard's luxurious Facel Vega FV2. The car crashed into a plane tree on a long straight stretch of the Route nationale 5 (now the RN 6 or D606). Camus, who was in the passenger seat, died instantly. Gallimard died a few days later, although his wife and daughter were unharmed. 144 pages of a handwritten manuscript entitled Le premier Homme (The First Man) were found in the wreckage. Camus had predicted that this unfinished novel based on his childhood in Algeria
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        'QUESTION: What happened during the intervention in Hungary?': 'ANSWER: The intervention in Hungary refers to events related to the political situation in Hungary during the Cold War era. Specific details about what occurred during this period are not mentioned in the input text.',
        'QUESTION: Who was Albert Camus married to?': 'ANSWER: Albert Camus was married to Françoise MLle. Hélène Mollien, known as Francine Faure.',
        'QUESTION: How many affairs did Albert Camus have?': 'ANSWER: The input text mentions one significant affair Albert Camus had with María Casares, though it doesn\'t provide exact numbers for other potential relationships.',
        'QUESTION: Why did Albert Camus withdraw from public life?': 'ANSWER: According to the input text, Albert Camus withdrew from public life due to feeling guilt over his affair with María Casares, which led to his partner Francine Faure having a mental breakdown.',
        'QUESTION: When was Albert Camus awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature?': 'ANSWER: Albert Camus was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957.',
        'QUESTION: Which work did Albert Camus adapt and direct for the stage using his Nobel Prize funds?': 'ANSWER: Using his Nobel Prize winnings, Albert Camus adapted and directed Dostoevsky’s novel “Demons” for the stage.',
        'QUESTION: Who influenced Albert Camus greatly in his philosophies?': 'ANSWER: The input text states that Albert Camus saw Simone Weil’s writings as an "antidote" to nihilism and considered her "the only great spirit of our times."',
        'QUESTION: How did Albert Camus die?': 'ANSWER: Albert Camus passed away in a car crash on January 4th, 1960, when the vehicle he was traveling in collided with a tree.',
        'QUESTION: Where was Albert Camus going when he died?': 'ANSWER: Albert Camus was returning to Paris from his house in Lourmarin, Vaucluse, when he died.',
        'QUESTION: Did anyone else die in the same incident as Albert Camus?': 'ANSWER: Yes, Michel Gallimard, who was driving the car, also lost his life in the crash.'
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