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Stina Wollter

Stina Margareta Ulrika Wollter (born 24 May 1964) is a Swedish artist, television presenter and author. She is the daughter of actor Sven Wollter. Wollter works mostly as an artist but also does illustration, speaker and radio presenting.

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Stina Wollter

Stina Wollter på Unicef-gala i Stockholm den 1 maj 2012.

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Name
Stina Wollter
Birth Name
Stina Margareta Ulrika Wollter
Born
24 May 1964
Birthplace
Sollentuna, Sweden
Occupation
Artist, television presenter, author
Full name
Stina Margareta Ulrika Wollter.
Nationality
Sweden.

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Stina Margareta Ulrika Wollter (born 24 May 1964) is a Swedish artist, television presenter and author. She is the daughter of actor Sven Wollter. Wollter works mostly as an artist but also does illustration, speaker and radio presenting.

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