About Augusta Braunerhjelm
Lived 1839 – 1929 (aged 89–90). Augusta Braunerhjelm was a Swedish writer, screenwriter, journalist and playwright.
Beata Fredrika Augusta Braunerhjelm (2 November 1839 in Edebo församling – 1929), was a Swedish playwright and writer.
She was the daughter of chamberlain noble Samuel August Braunerhielm and countess Sofia Eleonora Fredrika Taube. She is most known for her comedy play Kusinerna (Cousins), which had its premier on the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm in 1870 and remained a success for several years. She was awarded the second prize of the Swedish Academy for her tragedy Kåre in 1879. She was recommended for her descriptions of characters.
Works "Kusinerna", 1870 "Hvem?", 1877 "Bror Görans unga hustru", "Blodshämden", femaktskådespel (1879) "Kåre" "Studier efter naturen. Teckningar från Italien", (1883) "Nya teckningar från Italien", (1883) "I den tiden —" (1898) "I unga dagar" (1900)
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Who was Augusta Braunerhjelm?
Swedish writer
When was Augusta Braunerhjelm born?
Augusta Braunerhjelm was born on 2 November 1839 in Edebo parish.
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Augusta Braunerhjelm died in 1929 in Edebo parish.
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Augusta Braunerhjelm was a writer, screenwriter, journalist and playwright.
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Augusta Braunerhjelm was Swedish.
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