1933

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December 5	21st Amendment ratified, ending Prohibition.
	Fantasy Fans Fraternity formed in San Francisco.
	End of Eofandom and beginning of First Fandom (Numerical Fandoms).

Births and Deaths:

Al Lewis - Anthony Hope - Austin Hall - Bennett Sims - Bernie Zuber - Bill Ellern - Bjo Trimble - Bob Briney - Boris Strugatsky - Bryan Webb - Cele Goldsmith - Dave Duncan - Dave Jenrette - Diane Dillon - Donald Westlake - Frances Glynn - Gary Nelson - Jack Cohen - Jack Harness - Jerry G. Bails - Jerry Pournelle - Jill Adams - Jim Goldfrank - Jim Harmon - Juanita Coulson - Leo Dillon - M. J. Engh - Mal Ashworth - Masahiro Noda - Mavis Pickles - Mitch Evans - Nancy Kemp - Ray Capella - Robert Shea - Robert W. Chambers - Roger Elwood - Ron Bennett - Ron Goulart - Sandy Charnoff - Shel Deretchin - Sven Christer Swahn - Toni Vondruska - Verlyn Flieger - Walt Cole - Yoji Kondo

Convention series started or ended:

Onetime conventions:

Bids:

Publications started or ended:

Cosmology - Radiagram - Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror - The Fantasy Fan - The Magic Carpet - The Planetoid - Wonder Stories Quarterly

Publishers founded or closed:

Awards made, started or ended:

Stores opened or closed:

Clubs founded or disbanded:

BIS - Fantasy Fans Fraternity - Kalem - The Scienceers

Fanhistory:

Allen Glasser's History of the Scienceers - Cosmology - The Scienceers

New fanspeak coined:

Miscellaneous:

Asia:

Masahiro Noda - Ron Bennett

Australia:

Britain:

Anthony Hope - BIS - Frances Glynn - Jack Cohen - Jill Adams - Mal Ashworth - Mavis Pickles - Ron Bennett

Canada:

Europe:

Boris Strugatsky - Sven Christer Swahn

Ireland:

New Zealand:

Rest of the World:

1932 \| 1933 \| 1934

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