- Per
Oscar Heinrich Oscarsson (28
January 1927 – 31
December 2010) was a
Swedish actor. He is best
known for his role in the 1966 film Hunger,
which earned...
- Oskarsson, Oskarson,
Oscarsson,
Oscarson or Óskarsson is a
common surname in
Sweden and
Iceland respectively, and may
refer to:
Albert Óskarsson (born...
- journalist. He is best
known as a
political expert commentator for TV4.
Marcus Oscarsson studied in Hultsfred,
Sweden and then
continued his
studies in economy...
-
Markus Oscarsson (born 9 May 1977 in Västerås) is a
Swedish sprint kayaker who has
competed since 1995.
Competing in five
Summer Olympics, he won two...
-
Peter Mattias Oscarsson (born 12
April 1975 in Västerås) is a
Swedish sprint canoer who
competed in the mid-1990s. He
finished sixth in the K-4 1000 m...
- Carl
Robert Mikael Oscarsson, (born
April 22, 1967) in Ödeshög in Östergötland County, is a
Swedish politician for the
Christian Democratic party. He's...
- the 1818
novel Frankenstein by Mary S****ey.
Starring Leon Vitali, Per
Oscarsson,
Stacy Dorning,
Nicholas Clay, and
Mathias Henrikson, the film
tells the...
-
Magnus Oscarsson (born 1970) is a
Swedish politician.
Since September 2014,[update] he
serves as
Member of the
Riksdag representing the
constituency of...
-
Staffan Oscarsson (born 13
November 1951) is a
Swedish sports shooter. He
competed in the
mixed 50
metre free
pistol event at the 1980
Summer Olympics...
- in Norway. The
expression itself was
originally used in 2013 by
Henrik Oscarsson [sv],
professor of
political science at the
University of Gothenburg,...
