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- (2006). "Moderskap och eman****tion: den kvinnliga sjukligheten i Amanda Kerfstedts barn- och vuxenlitteratur". Tidskrift för litteraturvetenskap (in Swedish)...
- Kelly (born 1982), Scottish kickboxer and mixed martial artist Amanda Kerfstedt (1835–1920), Swedish novelist and playwright Amanda Kernell (born 1986)...
- Hjort (1881–1959) – schoolteacher, house builder and suffragist Amanda Kerfstedt (1835–1920) – writer, active in the women's rights movement Ellen Kleman...
- Dehmel, Paul Ferrier, Mary Evelyn Hitch****, Matthías Jochumsson, Amanda Kerfstedt, Haralamb Lecca, Alexandru Macedonski, Alexius Meinong, Julia A. Moore...
- Robert Kajerdt acting vice-chancellor 1831 Kalmar County Northern Ingemar Kerfstedt pharmacist 1845 Halland County Rudolf Klinckowström colonel 1816 Älvsborg...
- was a Swedish author and translator. He was the son of author Amanda Kerfstedt. Lindgren was born in Hedemora and died in Solna. Ryssland och nihilismen...
- James Kennedy   Protectionist Party 1899–1908 Kristianstad County Ingemar Kerfstedt   Protectionist Party 1889–1897 Halland County Karl Kilsmo   People's...
- France), nv. Rivka Keren (b. 1946, Hungary/Israel), nv. in Hebrew Amanda Kerfstedt (1835–1920, Sweden), nv. & pw. Josephine Kermode (Cushag, 1852–1937, Isle...
- that position until 1910. In 1901, he married the painter, Albertina Kerfstedt [sv]. One of their children, Ana Wilhelmson-Lagerman [sv], also became...
- Elise Hw****er, Henrik Ibsen, Carl Snoilsky, Sophie Adlersparre, Amanda Kerfstedt and Anna Hierta-Retzius. Her son, the composer Vilhelm Svedbom (1843–1904)...