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Services to Fandom. Matthew Pavletich. I am nominating Matthew Pavletich again for the 2023 Sir Julius Vogel Awards in the category of Services to Fandom. Matthew has been an active science fiction and fantasy fan for a very long time. He has been attending local New Zealand conventions for something like 30 years.
Sir Julius Vogel, né le 24 février 1835 à Londres et mort le 12 mars 1899 à Molesey dans le Surrey en Angleterre [1], est un homme politique, journaliste et écrivain néo-zélandais. Deux fois Premier ministre dans les années 1870, il est également la figure dominante de gouvernements dirigés par William Fox , George Waterhouse et Robert Stout .
In 1870, Colonial Treasurer Julius Vogel launched the most ambitious development programme in New Zealand’s history. The ‘Vogel era’ was a decisive moment in New Zealand’s 19th-century transformation from a Māori world to a Pākehā one.
15 de ago. de 2020 · Julius Vogel was born in London in 1835, the middle child of a Dutch-Christian father and English-Jewish mother. After studying chemistry and metallurgy, in 1852 the adventurous 17-year-old sailed to the colony of Victoria, where gold had been discovered.
Julius Vogel was the dominant political figure of the 1870s, serving as colonial treasurer and premier on several occasions, and launching massive programmes of immigration and public works. Born in London of Jewish–Dutch parentage, Vogel worked as a journalist and editor in Australia before settling in Dunedin in 1861.
Sir Julius Vogel was a Prime Minister of New Zealand, and wrote in 1889 what was probably the first full length Science Fiction novel by a New Zealander, Anno Domini 2000 - A Woman's Destiny. This book was strongly centred around New Zealand, and was a utopian view of the future in which women would hold many positions of authority.
Julius Vogel. Although he spent just 18 years here, journalist, businessman and politician Julius (Sir Julius from 1874) Vogel dominated our politics. The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography describes our first Jewish premier as ‘vastly ambitious’ and ‘clever, impulsive, generous, strong-willed to the point of being domineering.’.
