Zelda Fitzgerald
American author and artist
An influential American author and visual artist, this individual played a significant role in the early 20th century literary scene. Attributed with the novels 'Save Me the Waltz' and contributions to various magazines, exploration of themes related to women's roles and identity characterized the literary works. Additionally, involvement in ballet showcased talent in performance arts. The individual actively participated in artistic and cultural movements of the time, reflecting the experiences and aspirations of the Jazz Age.
Wrote the novel 'Save Me the Waltz'
Published numerous short stories and essays
Contributed to magazines like 'The Saturday Evening Post'
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Indian politician, Chief Minister of Gujarat
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Chemist and Nobel Prize laureate
Born
June 28th, 1927 98 years ago
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English commander and politician
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September 8th, 1442 583 years ago
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Born
February 5th, 1921 104 years ago
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