Gun Hägglund

Journalist and translator in Sweden

Gun Hägglund - Artists & Creatives born March 2nd, 1932
Born
Died

2011
15 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Sweden

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Contributed significantly to journalism and translation in Sweden. Engaged in various media outlets, focusing primarily on cultural and literary topics. Worked as a journalist for notable Swedish publications and translated important works from other languages to Swedish, aiding in the dissemination of foreign literature within Sweden. Involved in literary criticism and commentary, providing insights into contemporary literary movements. Played a crucial role in fostering understanding between Swedish readers and international authors through translation efforts.

Worked for leading Swedish publications

Translated significant literary works

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