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DeskrivadurAgnes von Krusenstjerna i sitt hem.jpg
English: Swedish author Agnes von Krusenstjerna in her home.
Svenska: Författarinnan Agnes von Krusenstjerna i sitt hem.
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Probably 1930s.
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Ewert Wrangel (red.): Svenska folket genom tiderna 12 De senaste årtiondena. Malmö 1940, Allhem.
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Unknown authorUnknown author
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