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Halldór Laxness

Halldór Guðjónsson

Icelandic author (1902-1998).

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Nobel Prize in Literature

(1955)

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4/23/1902

Date of Death

2/8/1998

2/9/1998

2/8/1988

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(12/24/1945 - )

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Guðný Halldórsdóttir

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Halldór Guðjónsson

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1948)

: 1948

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1949)

: 1949

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1950)

: 1950

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1951)

: 1951

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1952)

: 1952

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1953)

: 1953

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1954)

: 1954

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1955)

: 1955

Narrative Poetry

1916

Catholic Church

(1922 - )

: 1922

( - 1922)

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Religious Conversion

: 1922

: 1922

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Award Rationale

: for his vivid epic power which has renewed the great narrative art of Iceland

Award Rationale

: för hans målande epik, som förnyat den stora isländska berättarkonsten

: 1955

: 190,214 Swedish krona

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Kingdom of Denmark

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: 12/24/1945