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Anna Lenah Elgström

1884 – 1968

Swedish writer

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About Anna Lenah Elgström

Lived 1884 – 1968 (aged 83). Anna Lenah Elgström was a Swedish translator, writer and painter.

Anna Helena Maria "Anna Lenah" Elgström (29 December 1884 in Helsingborg – 23 December 1968 in Stockholm) was a Swedish author.

Life and career

Elgström studied art in Stockholm and Paris and wrote in Social-Demokraten until 1948. She was Catholic and active in the women's and peace movement. She married in 1912 with the theatre director Gustaf Collijn, with whom she had a daughter, Ragnhild, circa 1914. Her most famous work is the "Den kloka Elsa" (The Clever Elsa) trilogy, which began in 1928, and told the story of the upbringing and development of a young woman by the name of Elsa Holm. She was a life-long catholic.

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Family & relationships

Spouse
Gustaf Collijn

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Anna Lenah Elgström's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Anna Lenah Elgström?

Swedish writer (1884–1968)

When was Anna Lenah Elgström born?

Anna Lenah Elgström was born on 29 December 1884 in Helsingborgs Maria church parish.

When did Anna Lenah Elgström die?

Anna Lenah Elgström died on 23 December 1968 in S:t Görans church parish.

What was Anna Lenah Elgström's occupation?

Anna Lenah Elgström was a translator, writer and painter.

What nationality was Anna Lenah Elgström?

Anna Lenah Elgström was Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anna Lenah Elgström

· Wikidata: Q4946350

· DBpedia: Anna Lenah Elgström

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