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Elsa Oleniuss long correspondence with Astrid Lindgren has been donated to the Royal Library in Stockholm. As an employee of the book publisher Raben Sjögren, she was also the one who opened the envelope containing the script for Pippi Longstocking.Here Astrid Lindgren is presenting the 1981 Honorary Award of the S

Elsa Oleniuss long correspondence with Astrid Lindgren has been donated to the Royal Library in Stockholm. As an employee of the book publisher Raben Sjögren, she was also the one who opened the envelope containing the script for Pippi Longstocking.Here Astrid Lindgren is presenting the 1981 Honorary Award of the S

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Recording Date: Oct 28, 1981

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Elsa Oleniuss long correspondence with Astrid Lindgren has been donated to the Royal Library in Stockholm. As an employee of the book publisher Raben Sjögren, she was also the one who opened the envelope containing the script for Pippi Longstocking.Here Astrid Lindgren is presenting the 1981 Honorary Award of the S

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