About Oscar Aagaard
Lived 1855 – 1936 (aged 80). Oscar Aagaard was a Norwegian writer.
Oscar Aagaard (July 4, 1855 – May 4, 1936) was a Norwegian writer. Oscar Aagaard was the brother of the priest and author Gustav Aagaard (1852–1927).
Works Paa Streiftog (In the Foray, 1893) Underlige fyre (Strange Guys, 1894) Fru Junos salon (Mrs. Juno's Salon, 1895) Farlige farvande (Dangerous Waters, 1896) Kaptein Heire og hans gutter (Captain Heire and His Boys, 1898) Martin Ligeglads meriter (Martin Ligeglad's Merits, 1899) Arboe & søn (Arboe & Son, 1900) Kakerlaker (Cockroaches, 1904) Kongen i kjælderen (The King in the Cellar, 1906) Hjertets Melodier (Melodies of the Heart, 1908)
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Who was Oscar Aagaard?
Norwegian writer
When was Oscar Aagaard born?
Oscar Aagaard was born on 4 July 1855 in Sandefjord.
When did Oscar Aagaard die?
Oscar Aagaard died on 4 May 1936.
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Oscar Aagaard was a writer.
What nationality was Oscar Aagaard?
Oscar Aagaard was Norwegian.
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