Henrik Schück

Swedish historian and academic author

Henrik Schück - Swedish historian and academic author
Born

November 2nd, 1855
169 years ago

Died

1947
78 years ago — 92 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Sweden

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A prominent historian and academic in Sweden, contributions focused on the development of Swedish history. Served as a professor of history and made significant contributions to historical research and education. Authored multiple books, enhancing the understanding of Sweden's past and its position in European history. Engaged in various historical societies and organizations, promoting history as a vital field of study.

Authored comprehensive works on Swedish history

Held a professorship in history at a major university

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