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Ulla Isaksson. Swedish author
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Ulla Isaksson
Swedish author
Wednesday, April 26, 2000
Stockholm, Sweden -- Ulla Isaksson, who wrote the manuscripts for
two Ingmar Bergman movies and was honored for her writings about
women's issues, has died.
She was 83.
Isaksson died here Monday after a long illness, the Swedish news
agency TT reported.
Isaksson was the author of the manuscripts for the Bergman-
directed films "The Virgin Spring" (1960) and "Brink of Life" (1958).
Tension and relig...
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