According to Wikipedia, John Simon Gabriel Simmons was a British scholar of Slavonics. Early years John Simmons was born in Birmingham, England, in 1915. He joined the library at Birmingham University as a "library boy" in 1932, and in 1934 began to study Russian under Professor Konovalov. He graduated in 1937 with a BA in Spanish and Russian, but chose to stay on at the university as an assistant librarian, beginning a DPhil on the history of Russian printing. This was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II. On his first trip to Russia, he met his wife, Fanny, whom he married in 1944.
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A Survey of Attitudes towards Certain Aspects of the English Curriculum Held by Selected Educational and Non-Educational Groups Designated as Liberal and Conservative. (1994) (0)
Reading with a purpose / John S. Simmons, Francis N. Millett, Jr (1979) (0)
Biographical Sketches of Three Distinguished AES Members Active in the Years 1940-1960 (1973) (0)
Too Far Afield--A Caution, A Warning Even. (1974) (0)
Two Approaches: Name Your Poison. (1973) (0)
What Teachers under Fire Need from Their Principals. (1993) (0)
Oxford Slavonic papers, I-XIII (1950-1967) : a list of contents and an index (1979) (0)
Will Weaver: A Grand Slam in His First At-Bat. (1995) (0)
All Souls and the Oxford University Press : a kickshaw for the delegates' quincentenary luncheon in the Codrington Library, 5 April 1978 (1978) (0)
Learning About Energy in Secondary Schools: Some Exemplary Lessons for Students. Volume II. Final Report, April 8, 1981 to December 31, 1981. (1981) (0)
