Stig Dagerman
Stig Halvard Dagerman was a Swedish author and journalist prominent in the aftermath of World War II.
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Background
- Born in
- Älvkarleby congregation
- Educated at
- Södra Latin
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Trending topics shown first"Once they knew each other it was more difficult, because it is difficult to love those we know well. To be in love is to be curious. A thing is only beautiful if we do not have surfeit of it, perhaps …"
"It made her pure, and those we love must be pure, otherwise we can't love them. But loving a person is also making her pure."
"Do you think I'm seventeen, he remembered she had said. Not very loudly, but she had said it, though she was not annoyed any more. It had sounded more as though she was sorry she was no longer sevente…"
"When you're called up you don't need many personal belongings — not when you love either."
"Parents always live a less pure life than their children, because they condone everything they do. The ability to condone everything in oneself but practically nothing in one's children is the boon th…"
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Timeline
1923
Born
Birth1954
Died
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