John Julius Norwich

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== Shows ==
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[[Connections (1)|Connections]]
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[[The Heritage Game]]
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John Julius Cooper, the second Viscount Norwich, was born in 1929. After some years in the Foreign Service, he became an author, and wrote a number of travel and history books. He has presented many television and radio documentaries over the years, and presented the ''Classic FM Evening Concert'' for much of the 1990s.
John Julius Cooper, the second Viscount Norwich, was born in 1929. After some years in the Foreign Service, he became an author, and wrote a number of travel and history books. He has presented many television and radio documentaries over the years, and presented the ''Classic FM Evening Concert'' for much of the 1990s.
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He passed away on 1 June 2018, aged 88.
==Trivia==
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He is first cousin once removed of [[Adam Hart-Davis]]. His parents were the diplomat Alfred Duff Cooper and famed pre-war society beauty Lady Diana Cooper.
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He is first cousin once removed of [[Adam Hart-Davis]]. His parents were the diplomat Alfred Duff Cooper and aristocrat Lady Diana Cooper.
== Contact ==
== Contact ==

Current revision as of 11:53, 9 October 2021

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Contents

Shows

Connections

The Heritage Game

My Word!

Round Britain Quiz (panellist)

Round Europe Quiz (panellist)

Transatlantic Quiz (panellist)

Where in the World? (team captain)

Biography

John Julius Cooper, the second Viscount Norwich, was born in 1929. After some years in the Foreign Service, he became an author, and wrote a number of travel and history books. He has presented many television and radio documentaries over the years, and presented the Classic FM Evening Concert for much of the 1990s.

He passed away on 1 June 2018, aged 88.

Trivia

He is first cousin once removed of Adam Hart-Davis. His parents were the diplomat Alfred Duff Cooper and aristocrat Lady Diana Cooper.

Contact

Knight Ayton Management, 114 St. Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4BE

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