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Sweden. Retrieved 24 November 2020. Broomé, Bertil (1973–1975). "C A Hugo Jungstedt". Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (in Swedish). Vol. 20. National Archives...

Pantzerhielm 1897–1899: Ebbe von Hofsten 1899–1900: Hugo Jungstedt 1900–1905: Magnus Blomstedt 1905–1909: Hugo Hult 1909–1912: ? 1912–1915: Georg Nyström 1915–1919:...

1905–1910 Succeeded by Hugo Jungstedt Preceded by Hemming Gadd Commandant General in Stockholm 1905–1910 Succeeded by Hugo Jungstedt Court offices Preceded by...

Nordenskjöld 1902–1911: Hugo Jungstedt 1911–1917: Hans Ludvig von Dardel 1917–1922: Carl August Pontus Axelsson Sjögren 1922–1927: Hugo Oskar Herman Wikner...

Stockholm: Tullberg. p. 780. SELIBR 384717. Broomé, Bertil (1973–1975). "C A Hugo Jungstedt". Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (in Swedish). Vol. 20. National Archives...

Translators and Visby International Centre for Composers. Swedish author Mari Jungstedt set nine detective novels on the island of Gotland. The principal character...

Joensuu (born 1948), Finnish Thierry Jonquet (born 1954), French Mari Jungstedt (born 1962), Swedish Ismail Kadare (1936—2024), Albanian H. R. F. Keating...

essayist and astronomer Håkan Nesser (born 1950), detective novelist Mari Jungstedt (born 1962), journalist and novelist Ola Larsmo (born 1957), novelist...

fortifications was really fifteen English miles [24 km]". The crime novels of Mari Jungstedt, featuring Detective Superintendent Anders Knutas, are set on Gotland...