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Lennart Silfverstolpe (27 June 1888 – 4
August 1969) was a
Swedish tennis player. He
competed in the men's
indoor singles event at the 1912
Summer Olympics...
- Succeeded by Axel
Gabriel Leijonhufvud Cultural offices Preceded by
First holder Swedish Academy,
Chair No 7 1786–1794 Succeeded by Axel
Gabriel Silverstolpe...
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Samuel Silverstolpe, who put him in
touch with his idol, Haydn. Nine of
these letters,
written in 1800 to 1802, have been
preserved in
Silverstolpe's collection...
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offers detailed commentary on this movement. This was
Frederik Samuel Silverstolpe, a
Swedish diplomat. The
event was a
public rehearsal, not the premiere...
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Retrieved 4
September 2023. Kuschner,
Jonas (2003–2006). "Silfverstolpe (
Silverstolpe), släkt".
Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (in Swedish). Vol. 32. National...
- friend,
Gustav Silverstolpe,
published what he felt were the
three best at his own expense,
titling them Opus 1. Later,
Silverstolpe gave the rights...
- – 1908-12-11: Col
Gustaf Björlin 1908-12-18 – 1912-04-13: Col
Oscar Silverstolpe 1912-07-02 – 1916-12-31: Col Erik Bergström 1917-01-01 – 1922-10-21:...
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Leopold (1785–88, 1792),
Rosenstein (1787), Regnér (1790s), A. G.
Silverstolpe (1793–95) and Franzén (1793–99). In 1795, the
paper was
taken over by...
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Haydn remarked to a
common friend,
Swedish diplomat Fredrik Samuel Silverstolpe: "The
symphony he
wrote here in
Vienna especially for me will be regarded...
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Klercker 1860–1870:
Johan Gabriel Eketrä 1870–1884:
David August Leonard Silverstolpe 1884–1897: Axel
Magnus Otto Reuterskiöld 1897–1902:
Waldemar Anshelm...
