Anna-Lisa Björling
Anna-Lisa Björling (1910–2006) was a Swedish actress, singer and musician.
Overview
Born at The Royal Court Parish in 1910, died at Engelbrekt church parish in 2006.
In detail
Anna-Lisa Björling studied at Royal College of Music in Stockholm. the recorded working language is Swedish.
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Studied at
- Royal College of Music in StockholmOrganisation
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“Anna-Lisa Björling”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3431846: Anna-Lisa Björling
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Professor Bertil Ohlin , fru Anna-Lisa Björling , ambassadör John M. Cabot och Jussi Björling . Med anföranden av den amerikanske ambassadören John M. Cabot och professor Bertil Ohlin samt sång av Jussi Björling högtidlighöll Svensk-amerikanska sällskapet på söndagskvällen Förenta Staternas nationaldag . Evenemanget ägde rum på Solliden på Skansen inför en fulltalig publik, varibland märktes ett s
Unknown photographer · Svenska Dagbladet via IMS Vintage Photos · Public domain
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