Francis Parker Yockey
Francis Parker Yockey was an American philosopher, writer, lawyer and politician (1917–1960). He was born at Chicago and died at San Francisco.
Also recorded as Ulick Varange.
Identity and origins
He also worked under the name Ulick Varange. The authorities additionally record the heading Ulick Varange. His recorded language was English.
Formation and teaching
Francis Parker Yockey studied at Georgetown University, University of Michigan, University of Arizona and University of Notre Dame. The record notes the qualification doctorate.
Identity
Francis Parker Yockey is recorded with the occupation philosopher. Francis Parker Yockey is recorded as a citizen of United States. Francis Parker Yockey is recorded as philosopher, writer, lawyer and politician.
Chronology
- 1917Francis Parker Yockey born at Chicago.
- 1917Francis Parker Yockey was born on 18 September 1917.
- 1960Francis Parker Yockey died at San Francisco.
- 1960Francis Parker Yockey died on 17 June 1960.
Sources
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“Francis Parker Yockey”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1386299: Francis Parker Yockey
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