Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Regine Normann (29 July 1867 – 14 August 1939) was a Norwegian novelist and story writer. She was born in Bø, Nordland, and was married to Tryggve Andersen. She was educated as a teacher, and started working as schoolteacher in Kristiania from 1901.She made her literary debut in 1905 with the novel Krabvaag. Among her other novels are Stængt from 1906, Barnets tjenere from 1910, and Faafengt from 1911. She published several collections of fairy tales, including Eventyr from 1925, Nye eventyr from 1926, Nordlandsnatt from 1927, and Det gråner mot høst from 1930. From 1913 to 1932 she was a board member of the Norwegian Authors' Union. She received several awards, including the King's Medal of Merit in 1937."@en }
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- Regine_Normann abstract "Regine Normann (29 July 1867 – 14 August 1939) was a Norwegian novelist and story writer. She was born in Bø, Nordland, and was married to Tryggve Andersen. She was educated as a teacher, and started working as schoolteacher in Kristiania from 1901.She made her literary debut in 1905 with the novel Krabvaag. Among her other novels are Stængt from 1906, Barnets tjenere from 1910, and Faafengt from 1911. She published several collections of fairy tales, including Eventyr from 1925, Nye eventyr from 1926, Nordlandsnatt from 1927, and Det gråner mot høst from 1930. From 1913 to 1932 she was a board member of the Norwegian Authors' Union. She received several awards, including the King's Medal of Merit in 1937.".
- Q4902845 abstract "Regine Normann (29 July 1867 – 14 August 1939) was a Norwegian novelist and story writer. She was born in Bø, Nordland, and was married to Tryggve Andersen. She was educated as a teacher, and started working as schoolteacher in Kristiania from 1901.She made her literary debut in 1905 with the novel Krabvaag. Among her other novels are Stængt from 1906, Barnets tjenere from 1910, and Faafengt from 1911. She published several collections of fairy tales, including Eventyr from 1925, Nye eventyr from 1926, Nordlandsnatt from 1927, and Det gråner mot høst from 1930. From 1913 to 1932 she was a board member of the Norwegian Authors' Union. She received several awards, including the King's Medal of Merit in 1937.".