Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Harry Harrison (writer) across 4 places, from 1925 to 2012.
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Harry Max Harrison (born Henry Maxwell Dempsey; March 12, 1925 – August 15, 2012) was an American science fiction author, known mostly for his character The Stainless Steel Rat and for his novel Make Room!Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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12 March 1925exact date
Stamford, Connecticutattested“Harrison was born March 12, 1925, as Henry Maxwell Dempsey in Stamford, Connecticut.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
2002year
Brightonattested“Harrison also kept an apartment in London for many years, and later in Brighton, these being used for his frequent visits to England, and when Joan died in 2002, his British home became permanent.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
2002year
Englandattested“Harrison also kept an apartment in London for many years, and later in Brighton, these being used for his frequent visits to England, and when Joan died in 2002, his British home became permanent.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
2002year
Londonattested“Harrison also kept an apartment in London for many years, and later in Brighton, these being used for his frequent visits to England, and when Joan died in 2002, his British home became permanent.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
15 August 2012exact date
Brightonattested“Harrison's official website, launched at the Irish national convention a few years earlier, announced his death on August 15, 2012, at his apartment in Brighton, England.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
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1946year
Hunter Collegementioned“"But overall the army experience vested in him a hatred of the military that was to serve him well as a writer later on." In 1946, he enrolled in Hunter College in New York City and later ran a studio selling illustrations to comics and…”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
1946year
New York Citymentioned“"But overall the army experience vested in him a hatred of the military that was to serve him well as a writer later on." In 1946, he enrolled in Hunter College in New York City and later ran a studio selling illustrations to comics and…”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
1946year
New Yorkmentioned“"But overall the army experience vested in him a hatred of the military that was to serve him well as a writer later on." In 1946, he enrolled in Hunter College in New York City and later ran a studio selling illustrations to comics and…”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
1990year
The Haguementioned“In 1990, Harrison was the professional Guest of Honor at ConFiction, the 48th World SF Convention, in The Hague, Netherlands, together with Joe Haldeman and Wolfgang Jeschke.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
2008year
Russiamentioned“He became a cult hero in Russia, where he won the 2008 Golden Roscon award for lifetime achievement in science fiction.”source: Wikipedia: Harry Harrison (writer)
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