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Volodja Semitjov

1912 – 1985

Swedish journalist and screenwriter

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Lived 1912 – 1985 (aged 72). Volodja Semitjov was a Swedish journalist, screenwriter, film screenwriter and translator.

Volodja Semitjov (1912–1985) was a Russian-born screenwriter, journalist and novelist who settled and worked in Sweden. The son of the writer Vladimir Semitjov, the family emigrated to Sweden in 1923. His younger brother was Eugen Semitjov.

Selected filmography When Love Came to the Village (1950) One Summer of Happiness (1951) Four Times Love (1951) The Clang of the Pick (1952) Bread of Love (1953) Young Summer (1954) The Girl in the Rain (1955) Seventeen Years Old (1957) A Lion in Town (1959) Every Day Isn't Sunday (1959) The Invisible Terror (1963) Sailors (1964) The Girl from the Islands (1964) Här kommer bärsärkarna (1965) Mask of Murder (1985)

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Who was Volodja Semitjov?

Swedish journalist and screenwriter (1912–1985)

When was Volodja Semitjov born?

Volodja Semitjov was born on 1 July 1912 in Saint Petersburg.

When did Volodja Semitjov die?

Volodja Semitjov died on 10 January 1985 in S:t Görans church parish.

What was Volodja Semitjov's occupation?

Volodja Semitjov was a journalist, screenwriter, film screenwriter and translator.

What nationality was Volodja Semitjov?

Volodja Semitjov was Swedish.

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· Wikipedia: Volodja Semitjov

· Wikidata: Q6326382

· DBpedia: Volodja Semitjov

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