| LC control no. | n 85152532 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| LC classification | PT2681.E18 |
| Personal name heading | Sebald, W. G. (Winfried Georg), 1944-2001 |
| Variant(s) | Sebald, Winfried Georg, 1944-2001 זבאלד, וו. 1944-2001 Sebald, Max, 1944-2001 |
| Other standard no. | 0000000122760797 7399859 Q76952 |
| Birth date | 1944-05-14 |
| Death date | 2001-12-14 |
| Place of birth | Wertach (Germany) |
| Place of death | Norwich (England) |
| Affiliation | University of East Anglia |
| Profession or occupation | College teachers University and college faculty members |
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| Found in | His Die Beschreibung des Unglücks, c1985: title page (W.G. Sebald) jacket (M.A., Doctor of Philosophy, born 1944) Unerzählt, c2003: (W.G. Sebald) page 74 (died Dec. 14, 2001) LC data base, 12-31-85 (access point: Sebald, Winfried Georg, 1944- ; usage: Winfried Georg Sebald) Who2, via WWW, Sep. 15, 2005 (W. G. Sebald; Winfried Georg Maximilian Sebald; lived in England; professor at University of East Anglia; died in an automobile crash in 2001) OCLC, Nov. 15, 2013 (access points: Sebald, Winfried Georg, 1944-2001; Sebald, Winfried Georg, 1944- ; Sebald, Winfried Georg; Sebald, Winfried; Sebald, Winfried G.; usage: W.G. Sebald; Winfried Georg Sebald) Wikipedia, Nov. 15, 2013: W.G. Sebald (W.G. (Winfried Georg) "Max" Sebald; born 14 May 1944 in Wertach, Bavaria; died 14 Dec. 2001 near Norwich, England) Wikipedia, German version, Nov. 15, 2013: W.G. Sebald (born Winfried Georg Sebald; Sebald refused to use his names "Winfried" and "Georg"; "Winfried" for him was "a real Nazi name"; he had friends and family call him "Max") T: New York Times style magazine, Dec. 5, 2021: in an article entitled "The magician's flight" on page 104 ([Miyazaki] shares this troubled inheritance with the writer W.G. Sebald, born in 1944 in the Bavarian Alps, who had to grapple with his father's past as a soldier in Hitler's Wehrmacht) |
| Associated language | ger eng |
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