About Ole Lie Singdahlsen
Lived 1877 – 1926 (aged 48–49). Ole Lie Singdahlsen was a Norwegian writer and jurist.
Ole Christopher Lie Singdahlsen (24 October 1877 – 10 April 1926) was a Norwegian civil servant and writer.
He was born in Larvik. He debuted in 1901 with the work Ada. Notable later works include stories from Hallingdal: Hallinger (1915), Fjeldfolk (1917) and Folket fra Aslegaard (1918), and stories from life as a civil servant: Medaljen (1921) and Kolleger (1923)
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Who was Ole Lie Singdahlsen?
Norwegian writer (1877–1926)
When was Ole Lie Singdahlsen born?
Ole Lie Singdahlsen was born in 1877 in Larvik.
When did Ole Lie Singdahlsen die?
Ole Lie Singdahlsen died on 10 April 1926.
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Ole Lie Singdahlsen was a writer and jurist.
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Ole Lie Singdahlsen was Norwegian.
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