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Det Här Verket Har Digitaliserats Vid Göteborgs Universitetsbibliotek. Alla Tryckta Texter Är OCR-Tolkade Till Maskinläsbar Text 0 CM 1 2 3 4 5 Det här verket har digitaliserats vid Göteborgs universitetsbibliotek. Alla tryckta texter är OCR-tolkade till maskinläsbar text. Det betyder att du kan söka och 6 kopiera texten från dokumentet. Vissa äldre dokument med dåligt tryck kan vara svåra att OCR-tolka korrekt vilket medför att den OCR-tolkade texten kan innehålla fel och därför bör 7 man visuellt jämföra med verkets bilder för att avgöra vad som är riktigt. 8 This work has been digitised at Gothenburg University Library. 9 All printed texts have been OCR-processed and converted to machine readable text. This means that you can search and copy text from the document. Some early printed books 10 are hard to OCR-process correctly and the text may contain errors, so one should always visually compare it with the images to determine what is correct. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 IDUN 1961 Sjuttio fjärde årgången Chefredaktör EVA HÖKERBERG Andrén, Ingrid ......................................36:16 Beite, Ann-Mari ................................... 14:20 Birke, Em................................................... 41:44 BIOGRAFISKA NOTISER OCH Andresen, Ragnhild ..................... 46:61 von Békésy, nobelpristagare .... 52,28 von Bismarck, Ann-Mari ................... 23:10 PORTRÄTT Andrew, prins av Storbritannien Beifrage, Leif och Greta ................ 8:13 Biörck, Gunnar ...................................36:29 3:6, 27:7, 47, 36: 9 Belmondo, Jean-Paul 4:34, 8:6, 10:6, Biörklund, Gun ......................... 9:8, 10:15 Andrews, Kathleen och Th............... 8:13 15:36, 22:7, 51:49 Bjerke, Mats, med maka ................... 49:13 V Andrié, Ivo och Milcea .... 48:36» 52:28 Benander, Barbro ..............................25:35 Bjerne, Ulla ...............................................48:36 Anér, Kerstin ............ 1:32, 56, 2:48, 49:25 Bendrik, Sören ................ 1:56, 2:48, 52:32 Bjerre, Märtha ....................................... 9:15 Angeli, Pier ............................................ 30: 4 Bendz, Margareta ................................. 4: 6 Bjurström, Ing-Marie ........................ 10:49 Aabel, Per ....................................................39:20 Anger, P...................................................... 10:21 Benedictson, Elisabet, f. Hofstedt 15:53 Bjärvall, Karin ...................................21:36 Abbas, Ferhat .......................................... 1: 4 Ångern, 0....................................................... 25:19 Benedikte, prinsessa av Danmark Björk, Anita ..................... ................... 16:10 Abrahamson, Hedvig .....................52:53 Ankarcrona, Ebba .............................. 19:12 22:14, 33, 29:5, 43:10 Björk, Anna-Carin .............................. 32:11 Abrahamson, Jan .............................. 19:36 Ankarcrona, Gunhild..........................28: 3 Bengtson, Torsten .............................. 52:24 Björkberg, Ingrid, Ranik Acebo, Margarita Gomez .... 36:9, 48: 7 Ankarcrona, Jacob-Wilhelm .... 10:20 Bengtsson, Bengt och Christina . 28:18 och Jonas ............................................ 5:7 Adanisson, Sven ...................................49:25 Ankarcrona, Wivica ..................19:12, 38:18 Bengtsson, Elias .....................50:71, 51:53 Björkblom, Ruth ................................... 7:45 Adamsson, Solve och Sickan .... 40:14 Anljung, Gertrud .................................... 3:35 Bengtsson, Elisabeth .......................... 19:53 Björklund, Olle ................ 1:17, 8:26, 30: 8 Adelson, Maude ......................................38:42 Anne, prinsessa av Danmark 4:14, 25:28 Bengtsson, Ellen ......................................35:37 Björkman, Barbro, Adenauer, familjen ............................ 5: 8 Anne, prinsessa av Storbritannien Bengtsson, Ester ................................... 18:51 f. Pihlsgård .......................................... 26:45 Adenauer, Konrad ___ 5:8, 38:36, 39:22 3:6, 25:28, 38:4, 41:14, 43:10 Bengtsson, Hans och Katarina, Björkman, Gunnel ................... 8:38, 45:27 Adenauer, Ulla-Britta och Georg Anncfelt, Kerstin .................................... 40:18 f. Ericson ...............................................29:40 Björkman; Per Axel ............................ 44:20 17:7, 23:10 Annerbrink, Alf och Barbro, Bengtsson, Käthe .............................. 26:15 Björkman-Carlsson, Sara ..................42:65 Adlers, Nanny Ringmar- ................... 33:45 f. Kling ....................................................20:45 Bengtsson, Madeleine.............................45:47 Björling, Anders ................................... 5:45 Adolfsson, Inga, f. Pedersén .... 51:61 Annerfors, Frideborg ..................... 11:53 Bennet, Caroline ...................................24: 8 Björling, Kerstin......................................52:33 Adolfsson, Maud .................................... 20: 9 Anouilh, Catherine ................................. 9:14 Bennet, James och Katarina, Björnberg, Arne ................................... 23:11 Adolfsson, Per-Olof .......................... 14:47 Anoushka, filmskådespelerska . 45:14 f. Stackelberg ...................................26: 6 Björnberg, Ingrid Nenne . 22:36, 23:16 Adolphson, Kristina . 30:8, 36:7, 46:42 Anrep, Edith ......................................... 1:5 Bennet, Katarina......................................46:12 Björnstjerna, Ingeborg ..................... 16:61 Adolphson, Märta .............................. 42:65 Antonsson, Elvy, f. Hampus .... 2:45 Bennet, Teresita och Hans ............26: 6 Björnstjerna, Märta ..........................27:45 Afzelius, Brita ...........................................20:45 Anzelius, Ulf ............................. 16:45, 52:40 Bennich, Eva ........................................ 44:15 Björnstrand, Gunnar 10:19, 11:43, Afzelius, Rut...................................26:45 Appeltofft, Maj-Lis, f. Lindström 13:61 Berch, Eva ..................................................38:18 31:4, 36:47, 43:58, 46:42 Ager, Barbro ................ 29:27, 45:46, 51:48 Arbin, Märta .......................................... 28:13 Berch, Otto och Saga ............................ 38:17 Björnstrand, Lillie................................. 49:23 Ager, Ruth .................................................. 51:13 Arbman, Rut och Hans ................ 1:53 Berg, Greta, f. Paulsson ................... 25:45 Björnström, Emy................................. 6:45 Agnell-Radhe, Anna-Lisa ................... 51:12 Arden, Elizabeth..................................... 11:1!) Berg, Greta, f. Bonnier ..................... 40:15 Blackman, Joan ................................... 10: 6 Agrell, Ulla ...............................................49:61 Arched, Margareta ................................. 38:53 Berg, Gunnel Hazelius- .....................24: 9 Blackwell, Clarissa Pousett .... 21:53 Ahlberg, Alf ............................................ 7:16 Arenborn, Bo........................................... 7:31 Berg, Gurli ............................................ 1:53 Blair, William McCormich Ahlberg, Lena och Stefan ............ 5:45 Armfeit, Juliane ...................................33: 7 Bergendorff, Stig .................................... 49:13 och Catherine ......................................40:13 Ahlborn, Gullan ......................................51:61 Armstrong, Helen .......................... 1:32 Berger, Ingrid .......................................... 49:61 Blanche, August ......................................49:26 Ahlin, Göran och Monica, Armstrong, Leif ......................................20:35 Berggren, Hans och Margaretha, Blandford, Tina ..................... 46:13, 50:86 f. Lundin ...............................................31:37 Armstrong-Jones, Antony 1:9, 3:6, med son ....................................................44:61 Blarke, Hanne ....................................... 30: 8 Ahlinder, Gudrun .................................27:45 4:13, 20:8, 25:8, 28, 31:25, 46:1, 17, Berggren, Karin ............................... 9:45 Blixt, Stig .................................................26:17 Ahlmann, Hans \V :son ................ 19:11 49:1, 51:38 Berggren, Margit ..................................41:61 Blomberg, Inga ......................... 26:8, 40:15 Ahlmark-Michanek, Kristina .... 52:32 Armstrong-Jones, Margaret 1:9, 3:6, Berggren, Nils-Olof ................................30:45 Blomberg, Ingeborg .......................... 8:65 Ahlsell, Herman ......................................39:18 4:12, 8:29, 15:11, 20:8, 25:8, 28, 31:25, Berggren, Thommy . 40:49, 41:43, 45:48 Blomberg, Stig................ 26:8, 38:22, 40:15 Ahlsell, Maud, Nils och Gay .... 16:23 33:6, 46:1, 17, 51:38 Berghauer, Hiroko ................................. 47:13 Blomgren, Inger ...................................52:32 Ahnberg, Mimmi .................................... 24:45 Arnér, Borghild ................................... 17:53 Bergholtz, Gösta ................................... 7:16 Blomkvist, Birgitta .............................31:10 Ahrén, Birgitta ......................................... 28:13 von Arnold, Clara ................ 13:30, 40:12 Bergkwist, Gunver..................... 17:8, 46:17 Blomquist, Kerstin .............................. 19:48 Ahrenberg, Theodor ............31:12, 36: 6 von Arnold, Hans-Göran, med Berglind, Ulla ....................................... 39:14 Blomqvist, Jan .........................................24:16 Aimée, Anouk
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