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1925 , Paris , France : The american writer FRANCIS SCOTT FITZGERALD ( 1896 - 1940 ) with wife Zelda Sayre and daughter Scottie in their apartment Stock Photo - Alamy
ZELDA FITZGERALD /n(1900-1948). Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald. American writer and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940 Stock Photo - Alamy
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