File:N Sandberg, T M Schmidt, E Olenius och A Lindgren 1954.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionN Sandberg, T M Schmidt, E Olenius och A Lindgren 1954.jpg |
Svenska: Bokhandlare Nils Sandberg, direktör Torsten Måtte Schmidt, bibliotekarie Elsa Olenius och författarinnan Astrid Lindgren i samband med en kurs på Medborgarhuset i Stockholm. Bilden publicerades i Svenska Dagbladet 1954-10-10 sid 9 (https://www.svd.se/arkiv/1954-10-10/9). |
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