McCullough, David

David Gaub McCullough - Date of birth: July 7, 19331933-07-07 84 years of birth - Place of birth:
Pittsburgh - Citizenship: United States
Occupation:
Historian
Years of creation:
1968 — present
Genre:
History
Language of works:
American English and English1
Awards:
Guggenheim scholarship
National Book Award d
National Humanitarian Medal of the United States
Pulitzer Prize for biography or autobiography d 1993
St. Louis Literary Prize d 1993
Helmerich Prize d 1995
Pulitzer Prize for biography or autobiography afidd 2002
Jefferson lectured 2003
Living legend of the Library of Congress April 2008
Lionel Gelber Prized 1992
Files on Wikimedia Commons
David McCullough English David McCullough; born July 7, 1933, Pittsburgh - American writer, storyteller, historian and lecturer2 Twice won the Pulitzer Prize, winner of the National Book Prize and Presidential Medal of Liberty, the highest award of the United States for civilians23
McCullough was born and raised in Pittsburgh, received a degree in English literature at Yale University, he wrote his first book, The Johnstown Flood, in 1968, then eight more, some of them about Harry Truman, John Adams and the Brooklyn Bridge, McCullough was an announcer in several documentaries, for example, the Favorite movie and the American Experienceen television program
McCullough, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for the books Trumanen and John Adamsen, which were adapted by HBO into the film and mini-series respectively. Books Edit | edit code - Book - Year - Awards 4 - The Johnstown Flood - 1968 - The Great Bridge - 1972 - The Path Between the Seasen - 1977
National Book Award English - 19785 - Francis Parkman Prize English - 1978 - Samuel Eliot Morison Award - 1978
Cornelius Ryan Award English - 1978 - Mornings on Horsebacken - 1981
National Book Award - 19826
Brave Companionsen
1992
Trumanen
1992
Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography English - 19937
The Colonial Dames of America Annual Book Award - 1993
John Adamsen
2001 - Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography - 20027 - 1776en - 2005
American Compass Best Book - 2005
In the Dark Streets Shineth: A 1941 Christmas Eve Story
2010
The Greater Journeyen - 2011
The Wright Brothers - 2015
Combs Gates Award - 2016
English by David McCullough The Paradise Brothers t People who taught the world how to fly = David Mccullough The Wright Brothers - M: Alpina Non-Fiction, 2017 - 338 p - ISBN 978-5-91671-680-1
Documentary films edit code - Favorite - American Experienceen 1988-19998 - The Civil Waren8
Brooklyn Bridgeen9 - The Statue of Libertyen10
The Congressen11
Notes edit | edit code
↑ 1 2 http: // databnffr / ark: / 12148 / cb12322649v
↑ 1 2 Biography at Simon & amp; Schuster Retrieved April 21, 2008 Archived June 6, 2008
↑ Sherman, Jerome L Presidential biographer gets presidential medal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette December 16, 2006 Retrieved December 18, 2006
↑ Awards Simon & amp; Schuster Validated April 24, 2008 Archived April 3, 2008
↑ National Book Awards - 1978 National Book Foundation Validated April 24, 2008 ↑ National Book Awards - 1982 National Book Foundation Validated April 24, 2008
↑ 1 2 "Biography or Autobiography "Past winners and finalists by category The Pulitzer Prizes Retrieved 2012-03-17
↑ 1 2 Leopold, Todd David McCullough brings 'John Adams' to life, CNN June 7, 2005 Archived October 3, 2011 Retrieved May 2, 2008
↑ Brooklyn Bridge: About the Film PBS Checked June 19, 2008
↑ The Statue of Liberty: About the Film PBS Checked June 19, 2008 ↑ The Congress: About the Film PBS Checked June 19, 2008

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