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Caroline Johanna Lovisa Ridderstolpe, née
Kolbe (2
September 1793 – 8
October 1878) was a
Swedish composer and singer. She was an
honorary member of the...
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museums in the world. In 1846–47, the
museum moved from the
palace to the
Ridderstolpe House at
Skeppsbron where it
resided until 1865 and the move to Nationalmuseum...
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Taube Ehrensvärd
Thott Lagerbjelke Anckarsvärd von
Stedingk von
Essen Ridderstolpe Liljecrantz von Engeström Puke
Rosenblad Sandels Adlercreutz von Platen...
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Count and
Diplomat Sweden
Lydnad and
frihet 50 24
November 1754 Karl
Ridderstolpe [sv]
Baron from 1751 Vice
Admiral Sweden Et deus et
patria testes 54...
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Gertrude van den
Bergh (1793–1840)
Bernhard Klein (1793–1832)
Caroline Ridderstolpe (1793–1878) Amalie,
Princess of
Saxony (1794–1870)
Ignaz Moscheles (1794–1870)...
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clampdown on
immigrants Archived 2019-10-12 at the
Wayback Machine Reuters.
Ridderstolpe, Erik; Eriksson, Mats. "Mål om lägst arbetslöshet inom EU borta". Sveriges...
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German printer,
prominent in
Marburg in the 1540s and 1550s
Caroline Ridderstolpe, née
Kolbe (1793–1878),
Swedish composer and
singer Cheslin Kolbe (born...
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composer and
pianist Bernhard Klein 1793 1832
German composer Caroline Ridderstolpe 1793 1878
Swedish composer and
singer Princess Amalie of
Saxony 1794...
- [permanent dead link] "§2 & §a2 SFS 2008:717". www.lagen.nu (in Swedish).
Ridderstolpe, Erik (14
October 2009). "Säpo
kritisk till nya FRA-lagen" (in Swedish)...
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social critic and
traveller (died 1866) 2
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Caroline Ridderstolpe,
composer (died 1878) 4
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Bengt Lidner, poet (born 1757) 2 March...
