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Clara Aurora Liljenroth (7 June 1772 – 28
February 1836), also
incorrectly referred to as
Charlotta Liljeroth, was a
Swedish scholar. She was one of few...
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Therese Kamph,
educational reformer (died 1884) 28
February -
Aurora Liljenroth,
scholar (born 1772) 6
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Henriette Löfman,
composer (born 1784)...
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mistress of
Augustus the Strong,
elector of
Saxony and king of
Poland Aurora Liljenroth (1772–1836),
Swedish scholar Aurora Ljungstedt (1821–1908),
Swedish horror...
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accepted at Visingsö
Gymnasium in 1644 and 1645 respectively, and
Aurora Liljenroth graduated from the same
school in 1788.
During the 18th century, many...
- founded.
Denmark J. Cl.
Todes Døtreskole is founded. 1788
Sweden Aurora Liljenroth becomes the
first female college graduate. 1791
Denmark One of the first...
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Liljeroth is a
Swedish language surname.
Aurora Liljenroth (1772–1836),
Swedish academic and
scholar Leif
Liljeroth (1924–2018),
Swedish film
actor Lena...
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accepted at Visingsö
Gymnasium in 1644 and 1645 respectively, and
Aurora Liljenroth graduated from the same
school in 1788.
During the 18th century, many...
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Mohan Roy,
Hindu religious and
social reformer (d. 1833) June 7 –
Aurora Liljenroth,
Swedish scholar (d. 1836) July 11 – John Rodgers,
American naval officer...
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Mohan Roy,
Hindu religious and
social reformer (d. 1833) June 7 –
Aurora Liljenroth,
Swedish scholar (d. 1836) July 11 – John Rodgers,
American naval officer...
- females, was founded. An
achievement to
arouse attention was that of
Aurora Liljenroth, who
graduated from the
gymnasium of Visingsö in 1788. In the
first half...
