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Who's who in the twentieth century / Consultant editor, Asa Briggs; editors Alan Isaacs, Elizabeth Martin, Jonathan Law; contributers, D'Arcy Adrian-Vallance, <et. al>.

Van Pelt Library CT120 .W49 1999
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Briggs, Asa, 1921-2016.
Series:
Oxford paperback reference
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Biography--20th century--Dictionaries.
Biography.
Genre:
Dictionaries.
Physical Description:
629 pages ; 20 cm.
Edition:
Abridged and updated edition.
Other Title:
Who's who in the 20th century
Place of Publication:
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, [1999]
Summary:
From Albert Einstein to the Marx Brothers, this authoritative reference book provides 2,000 biographies of men and women from different countries and cultures who have contributed to the thought as well as the action of the twentieth century. Who's Who in the Twentieth Century features biographies on leading figures from poetics, religion, science, literature, medicine, cinema, sport, and many other fields of human activity. Entries include such diverse personalities as Woody Alien, Winston Churchill, Eric Clapton, Bill Clinton, Princess Diana, Walt Disney, Sigmund Freud, Mahatma Gandhi, Bill Gates, Jimi Hendrix, Adolf Hitler, Ho Chi Minh, Martin Luther King, Lenin, Madonna, Nehru, Pablo Picasso, Pol Pot, Elvis Presley, Ronald Reagan, Richard Strauss, Elizabeth Taylor, Mother Teresa, Margaret Thatcher, and Andy Warhol.
Notes:
Previously published under the title: A dictionary of twentieth century world biography.
ISBN:
0192800914
OCLC:
79143900

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