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Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in Springfield, Massachussets in a German emigrant family.
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He met her wife, Helen Palmer, and finally married her that year. He met her at Lincoln University.
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After his college studies he started to publish his work in newspapers in magazines.
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He writes "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" when he is returning from Europe.
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He decided to support President Roosevelt's ideas and started to publish war and politic strips.
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Helen Palmer commits suicide after her continuous diseases and the knowledge of her husband's affair with Audrey Stone.
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He marries Audrey Stone a year later his first wife's death.
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He dies from a throat cancer at home in La Jolla, California.