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| − | '''Anne Steul''', | + | '''Anne Steul''', an early [[German]] [[fan]], read the [[U.S.]] [[prozines]] long before she was introduced to [[fandom]] by [[Jan Jansen]]. She [[published]] the first German individual [[fanzine]], ''[[Fantum]]''; produced an [[apazine]], ''[[Fanannia]]'', for [[OMPA]], and organized (along with [[Greg Benford|Greg]] and [[Jim Benford]]) [[WetzCon]] I, the first German [[science fiction]] [[convention]], held in Wetzlar over the weekend of 14th and 15th January, 1956. |
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Revision as of 14:18, 6 June 2021
(1924 – 1989)
Anne Steul, an early German fan, read the U.S. prozines long before she was introduced to fandom by Jan Jansen. She published the first German individual fanzine, Fantum; produced an apazine, FANannIA, for OMPA, and organized (along with Greg and Jim Benford) WetzCon I, the first German science fiction convention, held in Wetzlar over the weekend of 14th and 15th January, 1956.
| Person | 1924—1989 |
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