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 '''Ronald Bela Nevitz''' was a [[20th century]] scientific theorist.
-Born in [[1912]] in [[Warsaw]], he moved to [[England]] when he was older and did most of his work at [[Cambridge]]. In his [[1958]] book ''[[The Tree of Time]]'' he explained his theory of "time [[DNA]]", coining the term [[biodata]] to describe it.
+He was born in [[1912]] in [[Warsaw]], then moved to [[England]] and did most of his work at [[Cambridge]]. In his [[1958]] book ''[[The Tree of Time]]'' he explained his theory of time [[DNA]] and coined the term "[[biodata]]".
-Nevitz was [[assassin]]ated by the [[Remote]] in [[1979]], perhaps believing that killing the father of the biodata theory would put them on a level with the [[Great Houses]]. A film about his life, ''[[Frozen Moments]]'', was released in [[1987]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')
+In [[1979]] Nevitz was [[assassin]]ated by [[Remote]] [[shock troops]] who believed that killing the father of the biodata theory would put them on a level with the [[Great Houses]].
+A heavily fictionalised film about his life, ''[[Frozen Moments]]'', ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedep=Ronald Bela Nevitz}}) was produced and directed by [[Michael Brookhaven]] and released in [[1987]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedep=Brookhaven: A Filmography}})
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