Jan Ziff
British journalist and children's writer
About Jan Ziff
Lived 1953 – 2022 (aged 68). Jan Ziff was a British journalist, children's writer, radio personality, publisher and public relations consultant.
Jan Ziff (1 December 1953 – 5 February 2022) was a British journalist and children's writer. After working in Israel as a journalist for Voice of America and BBC World Service, she became the latter's first correspondent for the United States Department of State. She later worked on children's fiction, including a book series called Heckerty Spells.
Biography Early life and career Susan Janet Ziff was born on 1 December 1953 in Leeds, the first-born child of Barratts Shoes director Neville Ziff and musician and author Ann Rachlin. The two once lived in Shaw House, a flat complex in Mayfair,
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Who was Jan Ziff?
British journalist and children's writer (1953–2022)
When was Jan Ziff born?
Jan Ziff was born on 1 December 1953 in Leeds.
When did Jan Ziff die?
Jan Ziff died on 5 February 2022.
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Jan Ziff was a journalist, children's writer, radio personality, publisher and public relations consultant.
What nationality was Jan Ziff?
Jan Ziff was British.
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