Wynd, Oswald, 1913-1998
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Name (Latin)
Wynd, Oswald, 1913-1998
Other forms of name
Wynd, Oswald Morris, 1913-1998
Wynd, Oswald, 1913-
Wynd, Oswald Morris, 1913-
Date of birth
1913-07-04
Date of death
1998-07-21
Associated country
Great Britain
Occupation
Authors
Gender
male
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Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Black fountains, 1947:title page (Oswald Wynd)
- alias: Oswald Morris Wynd, Oswald Wynd; VIAF identifier: 54189137; LCAuth identifier: n50024585; GND identifier: 107817667; place of birth: Tokyo; place of death: Dundee; country of citizenship: United Kingdom; educated at: University of Edinburgh; instance of: human; military branch: British Army; conflict: World War II; date of birth: +1913-07-04T00:00:00Z; date of death: +1998-07-21T00:00:00Z; IMDb identifier: nm0943900; occupation: writer; given name: Oswald; NTA identifier (Netherlands): 073571865; People Australia identifier: 752062; BNE identifier: XX1490684; SNAC Ark ID (P3430): w6p5841w; SELIBR: 178688; The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction ID (P5357): wynd_oswald; ISNI (P213): 0000000081615736; SUDOC authorities: 03024126X; languages spoken or published: English; Libris-URI (P5587): qn244vs85jjngl3; Babelio author ID (P3630): 22806; BnF identifier: 12169960c; sex or gender: male; BNB person ID (P5361): WyndOswald1913-; description/label: britischer Schriftsteller schottischer Herkunft, Brits schrijver, escritor británicu, Scottish writer ( (Wikidata via Wikipedia, November 19, 2019) )
- His Black fountains, 1947.
- Author's and writer's WW, 1960(Wynd, Oswald Morris)
- CANR 1(Wynd, Oswald Morris, 1913- (Gavin Black))
- NUCMC data from Boston Univ., Dept. of Spec. Coll. for Oswald Wynd collection, 1975-1980(Oswald Morris Wynd; b. 1913; d. 1998; Scottish author; b. in Japan)
Wikipedia description:
Oswald Morris Wynd (1913–1998) was a Scottish writer. He is best known for his novel The Ginger Tree, which was adapted into a BBC televised mini-series in 1989.
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