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He was born in St. Paul Minnesota. -
Since Fitzgerald was a member of the Princeton class, he often neglected his academic studies for his literary training.
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Due to failing as a student, Fitzgerald put on academic probation which made him motivate to joining the army.
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Fitzgerald was discharged from the army.
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Fitzgerald quit his job and returned back to St. Paul to rewrite his novel as “This Side of Paradise”. -
Fitzgerald began his career as a writer of stories.
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Fitzgerald got married to Zelda Sayre in New York. -
Zelda gave birth to only one child which was Francis Scott.
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The Fitzgerald’s moved to Great Neck Long Island since Fitzgerald wrote a play called “The Vegetable”.
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The Fitzgerald’s went to France in Spring where “The Great Gatsby” was written.
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The Fitzgerald’s came back to Paris where Zelda’s ballet training damaged her health.
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Zelda Fitzgerald suffered her first breakdown and was treated at Pragins Clinic.
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Fitzgerald completed his fourth novel “Tender is the Night”. -
Fitzgerald moved to Hollywood by himself to work with MGM as a screenwriter.
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He died from a heart attack.