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Also known as Helga Maria Swarts, Helga Maria Swartz, Helga Maria Schwartz

Swedish writer (1890–1964)

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Moa Martinson was a Swedish writer and journalist. She wrote in Swedish and was associated with the proletarian literature movement. Her notable works include *Vägen under stjärnorna*, *Rågvakt*, *Kyrkbröllop*, *Livets fest*, and *Motsols*. She received the Samfundet De Nio's Grand Prize for her writing.

Born in 1890, Martinson died in 1964. She was married to Harry Martinson. Her work has been described in the Dictionary of Swedish National Biography.

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Person · Open Library

Born
1890
Died
1964
Works
27

Top works

  • Vägen under stjärnorna
  • Rågvakt
  • Kyrkbröllop
  • Livets fest
  • Motsols

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
female
Citizenship
Sweden
Occupation
journalist
Languages spoken
Swedish
Image
Moa Martinson, 1957.jpg
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Moa Martinson
date of birth
1890-11-02
date of death
1964-08-05
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Moa Martinson
writing language
Swedish
name in native language
Moa Martinson
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