Skip to main content

MetaHistoryBook Browse Today Discover Create

Language

Loading…

Sun & Rain Works

Est. 2005 · Eugene, OR

Ola Hansson — MetaHistoryBook

Ola Hansson

Swedish writer and critic (1860-1925)

1860 – 1925

Wikidata (Q2017855) ↗

About

Influence

·

Related creators

Hermann HesseAuthor · 1877
Heinrich BöllAuthor · 1917
Ingmar BergmanAuthor · 1918
Selma LagerlöfAuthor · 1858
Günter GrassAuthor · 1927
Martin HeideggerAuthor · 1889
Charles BukowskiAuthor · 1920
Rainer Maria RilkeAuthor · 1875

writer, journalist, literary critic

Connected on Wikidata

Author of

Young Ofeg's Ditties
Tolke og Seere
Ung Ofegs visor
Vägen till Lifvet
Det förlofvade landet
Folkens visor 1881-1911
Fru Ester Bruce. Roman
Från de döda
Före Giftermålet
Materialismen i skönlitteraturen
Nya visor
På hemmets altare

Spouse of

Laura Marholm

Ola Hansson — Unknown authorUnknown author · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons

Wikipedia ↗Images on Commons ↗

Born: 12 November 1860, Grönby församling
Died: 26 September 1925, Bosporus Strait
Citizenship: Sweden, Germany
Educated at: Lund University
Buried at: Northern cemetery in Lund
archives at: Lund University Library
described by source: Nordisk familjebok, Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Small Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Dictionary of Swedish National Biography, Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947), Library of the World's Best Literature, kulturgravar.se
family name: Hansson
given name: Ola
instance of: human
languages spoken, written or signed: Swedish, German
name in native language: Ola Hansson
sex or gender: male
sibling: Nils Hansson
spouse: Laura Marholm
topic's main category: Category:Ola Hansson
writing language: Swedish, German

Authority files

VIAF ↗Library of Congress ↗GND ↗ISNI ↗BnF ↗IdRef ↗

About

Ola Hansson (12 November 1860, Hönsinge, Sweden – 26 September 1925, Büyükdere, Turkey) was a Swedish poet, prose writer, and critic.

From Wikipedia ↗, the free encyclopedia (CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗) — continue reading ↗. Highlighted names link within MetaHistoryBook.