H G Wells
H G Wells was a British author and social commentator, celebrated for his science fiction works, including 'The Time Machine,' which explored themes of time travel and the future of humanity.
Born on Sep 21, 1866 (159 years old)
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France:
H. G. Wells is noted for popularizing the genre of political anticipation.
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Romania:
H.G. Wells' novel 'The War of the Worlds' was adapted into a radio broadcast by CBS on October 30, 1938, directed by Orson Welles.
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Venezuela:
H. G. Wells is referenced for his influence on Orwell's work, particularly through 'The Island of Doctor Moreau'.
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Hungary:
H. G. Wells is known for his book 'The War of the Worlds', which explores themes of colonization and alien encounters.
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Slovenia:
H. G. Wells is mentioned in relation to his novels and affairs.
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Argentina:
H.G. Wells wrote 'The New Accelerator'.
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Sweden:
H.G. Wells is another notable figure from Woking.
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Australia:
There is renewed interest in the idea promoted by the visionary English writer H.G. Wells.
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Ecuador:
Val Kilmer starred in a horror film based on a novel by H.G. Wells.
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Montenegro:
H. G. Wells is mentioned as a contemporary of Jules Verne whose works received better critical acclaim.
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