«The famous red covers of Who's Who are exclusive and only the enduringly notable get into them... After a week with the new Who's Who (and though it's heavy to pick up) "you can't put it down" best describes my feeling.»
Matthew Parris, The Times
The 175th edition of the world's longest established and most comprehensive general reference book, brought right up to date for the year ahead.
The first
autobiographical reference book in the world and, after 174 years, still the most accurate and reliable resource for information on people of influence and interest in every area of public life.
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The first autobiographical reference book in the world and, after 174 years, still the most accurate and reliable resource for information on people of influence and interest in every area of public life.
Each edition is heavily updated using information supplied and checked by the entrants themselves, alongside research from many other independent sources. The book provides biographical information for people from all areas of society, including government, law, medicine, business, the church, media and the arts, with details not only of entrants’ careers, but also their family, education, recreations and clubs.
The 2023 edition includes more than 33,000 autobiographical entries, including approximately 600 new entries, an obituaries section, listing the entrants who have died since the previous edition, and a two-page Royal Family section.
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Bloomsbury Yearbooks
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- Sider
- 2736
- ISBN
- 9781472991287
- Utgave
- 175. utg.
- Utgivelsesår
- 2022
- Format
- 27 x 20 cm
Anmeldelser
«The famous red covers of Who's Who are exclusive and only the enduringly notable get into them... After a week with the new Who's Who (and though it's heavy to pick up) "you can't put it down" best describes my feeling.»
Matthew Parris, The Times
«Britain's most famous reference book ...a biographical record of the great and the good.»
Daily Mail
«The unrivalled compendium of the good and the great»
The Daily Telegraph