Akiko Yosano
Akiko Yosano , 1878-1942, Japanese poet, activist, and critic. Best known for passionately romantic verse, she infused the classic tanka poetic form with new life and a heady sensuality. Yosano and her husband Tekkan Yosano, also a poet, published the literary journal Myôjô, which introduced a number of poets of the contemporary Japanese romantic movement to the literary public. A prominent pacifist and feminist, Yosano spoke out against the Sino-Japanese war and the growing nationalistic fervor of the times. She later founded a woman's college, the Bunka Gakuin.
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Tage Fritiof Erlander
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Tage Fritiof Erlander , 1901-85, Swedish socialist leader...social welfare. A Social Democrat, Erlander helped further the development of the...Although sympathetic to the West, Erlander preserved formal Swedish neutrality...
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Erlander, Tage Fritiof
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Erlander, Tage Fritiof (b. 13 June 1901, d. 21 June 1985). Prime Minister of Sweden 1946–68 Born in Ransäter (Vä...
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