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Torgny Lindgren — (nacido el 16 de junio de 1938 en Raggsjö, región de Västerbotten, en el norte de Suecia), escritor sueco, miembro de la Academia Sueca desde el año 1991. Tras abandonar muy joven su localidad natal, se radicó en Småland, ubicada en el sur de… … Wikipedia Español
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Линдгрен, Торгни — Торгни Линдгрен Torgny Lindgren … Википедия
Lindgren, Torgny — (1938 ) A Swedish novelist, short story writer, and poet, Lindgren is an intensely private person who has provided little information about himself. Born in northern Sweden, he has worked as a teacher; he has a degree in religious studies and… … Historical Dictionary of Scandinavian Literature and Theater
blad — I. ˈblad, ȧd transitive verb (bladded ; bladded ; bladding ; blads) Etymology: origin unknown 1. chiefly Scotland : slap hard : strike 2. chiefly Scotland : to beat against … Useful english dictionary
