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The International who's who ; who's who in the world, incorporated with the International blue book … a biographical dictionary of the world's notable living men and women, 1910
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21938; served Second World War; Public Prosecutor 1950, Sr. Judge 1951, mem. Bundestag 1953-56; Fed. Minister of Internal Affairs 1961-65, Minister for Foods, Agriculture and Forestry 1965-69; Chair. Mediation Cttee. between Bundestag and Bundesrat 1969-73; Deputy Chair. Christian Social Union (CSU) and Chief Financial Dept. CDU/CSU in Bundestag 1971-76; Christian Social Union. Leisure interests: literature, plastic arts. Address: 8411 Brennberg 124, Regensburg, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: 09484-271.
4HOCHHUTH, Rolf; Swiss playwright; b. 1933; fmr. publisher's reader; Resident Municipal Playwright, Basel 1963-. Publications: Plays: The Representative 1962, The Employer 1965, The Soldiers 1966, Anatomy of Revolution 1969, The Guerillas 1970, The Midwife 1972, Lysistrata and the NATO 1973.
6HOCHOY, Sir Solomon, T.C., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., O.B.E.; West Indian civil servant; b. 20 April 1905, Jamaica; s. of David and Kuiyin Lue Hochoy; m. Thelma Edna Huggins 1935; one d. (adopted); ed. St. Mary's Coll., Trinidad; Official Trinidad Port and Marine Dept. 1927-39, Labour Dept. 1939-46; Dep. Industrial Adviser, Labour Dept. 1946-49; Commr. of Labour 1949-55; Dept. Chief Sec. 1955-56, Chief Sec. 1956-60; Gov. Trinidad and Tobago 1960-62; Gov.-Gen. of Trinidad and Tobago 1962-72. Address: Blanchisseuse, Trinidad and Tobago.
8HOCHWÄLDER, Fritz; Austrian playwright; b. 28 May 1911, Vienna; s. of Leo Hochwälder and Therese König; m. Susanne Schreiner 1960; one d.; elementary education and apprenticeship as upholsterer; evening classes at Volkshochschule "Volkheim"; first performed in small Viennese theatres 1932, 1936; emigrated to Switzerland 1938; freelance writer in Zürich 1945-; Literary Prize of City of Vienna 1955; Grillparzer Prize of Austrian Acad. of Sciences 1956, Anton Wildgans Prize of Austrian Industry 1963, Austrian State Prize for Literature 1966, Österr. Ehrenkreuz für Wissenschaft und Kunst 1971, Ehrenring der Stadt Wien 1972. Publications: plays: Esther 1940, Das heilige Experiment 1942, Hôtel du Commerce 1944, Der Flüchtling 1945, Meier Helmbrecht 1946, Der öffentliche Ankläger 1948, Virginia 1951, Donadieu 1953, Die Herberge 1956, Der Unschuldige 1958, Donnerstag 1959, 1003 1963, Der Himbeerpfücker 1964, Der Befehl 1968, Lazaretti 1974. Address: Am Oeschbrig 27, 8053 Zürich, Switzerland. Telephone: 53-20-73.
10HOCKE, Gustav René; German writer and journalist; b. 1 March 1908, Brussels, Belgium; m. Traude Effenberger 1951; two s. one d.; ed. Univs. of Berlin, Paris, Bonn; Literary editor, Kölnische Zeitung 1934-39; Italian corresp. for several German newspapers 1940-; Prof. Wiener Akademie der Schönen Künste; mem. Deutsche Akad. für Sprache und Dichtung, Bayerische Akademie der Künste, Accademia del Mediterraneo, Accademia Tiberina; Commdr. Italian Republic and other awards. Publications: Das giestige Paris 1937, Das verschwundene Gesicht 1939, 1960, Der tanzende Gott (novel) 1948, Die Welt als Labyrinth 1957, Manierismus in der Literatur 1959, Magna Graecia 1960, Das Europäische Tagebuch 1963, Labyrinth de l'Art fantastique 1967, La funzione europea di Roma 1968, Fabrizio Clerici 1968, Der Mensch in Sein und Zeit 1969, G. Usellini 1970, Bummel durch Venedig 1973, Leherb, Le Monde d'un Surréaliste 1973, Verzweiflung und Zuversicht 1974, Neomanierismus, der Weg der modernen Kunst vom Surrealismus zur Meditation 1975, Ljubas Universum 1979. Leisure interests: collection of magna graecia ceramics, violins, gardening. Address: Stampa Estera, Via Mercede 54; and Genzano di Roma, Monte Fiore, Rome, Italy. Telephone: Rome 9396515.
12HOCKER, Alexander, DR.IUR.; German scientific administrator; b. 29 April 1913, Schweinsburg; ed. Univs. of Innsbruck, Hamburg and Leipzig; Del. of Fed. Germany to CERN 1952-61; Adviser and Dir. in charge of Research and Devt., Ministry for Scientific Research 1956-61; Admin. Man. Nuclear Research Centre of Jülich 1961-69; Scientific Adviser to Volkswagenwerk Foundation 1970-71; mem. Deutsche Kommission für Weltraumforschung 1964-71; Pres. ESRO 1965-67, Dir.-Gen. 1971-74; mem. Supervisory Bd. Max-Planck-Inst. für Physik und Astrophysik 1968-71, Max-Planck-Inst. für Plasmaphysik 1971-; Grosses Bundesverdienstkreuz mit Stern 1973. Address: 53 Bonn-Bad Godesberg, Augustastrasse 63, Federal Republic of Germany (Home). Telephone: (02221) 363961.
14HOCKNEY, David; British artist; b. 9 July 1937, Bradford; ed. Bradford Coll. of Art and Royal Coll. of Art; taught at Maidstone Coll. of Art 1962, Univ. of Iowa 1964, Univ. of Colo. 1965, Univ. of Calif. (Los Angeles) 1966, (Berkeley) 1967; has travelled extensively in Europe and U.S.A.; first one-man exhbn., Kasmin Gallery, London 1963; subsequent one-man exhbn.s at Museum of Modern Art, New York 1964, 1968, Laundau-Alan Gallery, New York 1964, 1967, Kasmin Gallery 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam 1966, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels 1966, Studio Marconi and Galleria dell'Ariete, Milan 1966, Galerie Mikro, Berlin 1968, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester 1969, André Emmerich Gallery, New York 1969, 1972, Gallery Springer, Berlin 1970, Kestner-Ges., Hanover 1970, Whitechapel Gallery (retrospective exhbn.), London 1970, Kunsthalle, Bielefeld 1971, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Louvre, Paris 1974, Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris 1975, Nicholas Wilder, Los Angeles 1976, Galerie Neundorf, Hamburg 1977; has participated in several group exhbn.s at Inst. of Contemporary Arts (ICA) and numerous other group exhbn.s throughout Europe and U.S.A., and in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and S. America 1960-; group exhbn.s include Second and Third Paris Biennales of Young Artists, Musée d'Art Moderne 1961, 1963, Third Inst. Biennale of Prints, Nat. Museum of Art, Tokyo 1962, London Group Jubilee Exhbn. 1914-1964, Tate Gallery 1964, Painting and Sculpture of a Decade, Gulbenkian Foundation, Tate Gallery, London 1964, Op and Pop, Stockholm and London 1965, Fifth Int. Exhbn. of Graphic Art, Ljubljana 1965, First Int. Print Biennale, Cracow 1966, São Paulo Biennale 1967, Venice Biennale 1968, Pop Art Redefined, Hayward Gallery, London 1969; designed sets for Rake's Progress, Glyndebourne 1975; appeared in autobiographical documentary film A Bigger Splash 1974; Guinness Award 1961, Graphic Prize, Paris Biennale 1963, First Prize 8th Int. Exhbn. of Drawings and Engravings, Lugano 1964, prize at 6th Int. Exhbn. of Graphic Art, Ljubljana 1965, Cracow 1st Int. Print Biennale 1966; First Prize 6th John Moores Exhbn. 1967. Publications: David Hockney, Travel with Pen, Pencil and Ink 1978 (autobiography). Address: c/o Kasmin Ltd., 10 Clifford Street, London, W.1, England.
16HODDINOTT, Alun, D.MUS.; British (Welsh) composer; b. 11 Aug. 1929, Bargoed, S. Wales; s. of Thomas Ivor Hoddinott and Gertrude Jones; m. Beti Rhiannon Huws 1953; one s.; ed. Gowerton Grammar School and Univ. Coll., Cardiff; Lecturer, Cardiff Coll. of Music and Drama 1951-59, Univ. Coll., Cardiff 1959-65, Reader 1965-67; Prof. of Music, Univ. Coll., Cardiff 1967-; Artistic Dir. Cardiff Festival of Twentieth Century Music 1966-; Hon. mem. Royal Acad. of Music; Walford Davies Prize 1954, Bax Medal 1957. Works include: six symphonies 1955-77; four sinfoniettas, eleven concertos 1951-69, six piano sonatas 1959-72, four violin sonatas 1969-76, sonatas for harp, cello, clarinet, horn, sonata for Cello and Piano 1977, Welsh Dances, Investiture Dances, Black Bart, Dives and Lazarus 1965, Variants 1966, Fioriture 1968, The Tree of Life 1971, Ritornelli 1974, The Beach at Falesa (opera) 1974, The Magician (opera), Ancestor Worship, Five Landscapes (song cycles), A Contemplation upon Flowers (songs for soprano and orchestra), What the Old Man Does is Always Right (opera), Passaggio for orchestra 1977, Dulcia Iuventutis 1977, Sonata for Organ, Voyagers (for baritone solo, male voices and orchestra) sonatina for guitar, sonatina for two pianos, The Rajah's Diamond (opera). Address: Maesawelon, Mill Road, Lisuane, Cardiff, Wales.
18HODGKIN, Sir Alan Lloyd, O.M., K.B.E., F.R.S., M.A., S.C.D.; British physiologist; b. 5 Feb. 1914, Banbury; s. of G. L. Hodgkin and M. F. Wilson; m. Marion de Kay Rous 1944; one s. three d.; ed. Gresham's School, Holt, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge; Scientific Officer (radar), Air Ministry and Ministry of Aircraft Production 1939-45; Lecturer, later Asst. Dir. of Research, Cambridge 1945-52, John Humphrey Plummer Prof. of Biophysics 1970-; Master of Trinity Coll., Cambridge 1978-; Foulerton Research Prof., Royal Soc. 1952-69; Pres. Marine Biological Assn. 1966-76; Pres. of the Royal Soc. 1970-75; Chancellor, Leicester Univ. 1971-; mem. Medical Research Council 1959-63, Royal Danish Acad. of Sciences, Leopoldina Acad., G.D.R.; Foreign mem. American Acad. of Arts and Sciences; Hon. Fellow, Indian Nat. Science Acad., Royal Soc. of Edinburgh; Hon. mem. Royal Irish Acad., U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1976; numerous hon. degrees; Royal Medal, Royal Soc. 1958; shared Nobel Prize for Medicine 1963; Copley Medal, Royal Soc. 1965. Publications: papers dealing with the nature of nervous conduction; Conduction of the Nervous Impulse 1963. Leisure interests: fishing, travel. Address: Physiological Laboratory, Cambridge, England. Telephone: Cambridge 64131.
20HODGKIN, Dorothy Crowfoot, O.M., F.R.S., PH.D.; British crystallographer; b. 1910, Cairo, Egypt; d. of John Winter Crowfoot and Grace Mary Crowfoot (née Hood); m. Thomas Hodgkin (q.v.) 1937; two s. one d.; ed. Sir John Leman School, Beccles, and Somerville Coll., Oxford; Wolfson Research Prof., Royal Soc. 1960-77; Chancellor, Bristol Univ. 1970-; Fellow, Somerville Coll., Oxford 1977, Wolfson Coll., Oxford 1977-; Pres. B.A.A.S. 1977-78; Foreign mem. Royal Netherlands Acad. of Science and Letters, American Acad. of Arts and Sciences, Yugoslav Acad. of Sciences, Ghana Acad. of Sciences, Puerto Rico Acad. of Sciences, Australian Acad. of Sci-
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