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Fred J. Maroon (1924–2001)

Author of The Egypt story: Its art, its monuments, its people, its history

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Fred J. Maroon
Booknotes, Sunday, November 14, 1999
Fred J. Maroon discusses The Nixon Years 1969-1974: White House to Watergate.

Published on the 25th anniversary of Nixon's resignation, this intimate and dramatic view of the presidency features 134 pictures by a prize-winning photographer who covered Washington for nearly 50 years. —from the publisher's website (timspalding)
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Maroon, Fred J.
Legal name
Maroon, Fred Joseph
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Date of birth
1924-09-29
Date of death
2001-11-05
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male
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USA
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Birthplace
New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
Place of death
Washington, D.C., USA
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Education
Catholic University of America
École des Beaux-Arts
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photographer
architect
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United States Navy (WWII)
Life Magazine
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