@prefix rdf: . @prefix dbpedia: . @prefix owl: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc rdf:type owl:Thing . @prefix dbpedia-owl: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc rdf:type dbpedia-owl:Artist , dbpedia-owl:Person , dbpedia-owl:Writer . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc dbpprop:name "Sven Delblanc"@en . @prefix xsd: . @prefix ns6: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc ns6:birthDate "1931-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; ns6:birthPlace , dbpedia:Manitoba , dbpedia:Canada ; ns6:deathDate "1992-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; ns6:deathPlace dbpedia:Sunnersta , dbpedia:Sweden ; ns6:occupation dbpedia:Author , dbpedia:Academia , dbpedia:Associate_professor , dbpedia:Translator , dbpedia:Uppsala_University , dbpedia:Literature ; owl:sameAs . @prefix foaf: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc foaf:name "Sven Delblanc" . @prefix ns8: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc foaf:page ns8:Sven_Delblanc ; dbpprop:reference , , . @prefix rdfs: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc rdfs:label "Sven Delblanc"@sv , "Sven Delblanc"@pt , "Sven Delblanc"@cs , "Sven Delblanc"@no , "Sven Delblanc"@it , "Sven Delblanc"@fi , "Sven Delblanc"@en , "Sven Delblanc"@de ; dbpedia-owl:birthDate "1931-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; dbpedia-owl:birthPlace , dbpedia:Canada , dbpedia:Manitoba ; dbpedia-owl:deathDate "1992-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; dbpedia-owl:deathPlace dbpedia:Sweden , dbpedia:Sunnersta ; dbpedia-owl:occupation dbpedia:Associate_professor , dbpedia:Uppsala_University , dbpedia:Translator , dbpedia:Author , dbpedia:Academia , dbpedia:Literature ; dbpprop:abstract "Sven Delblanc, f\u00F6dd 26 maj 1931 i Swan River i Manitoba i Kanada, d\u00F6d 15 december 1992 i Sunnersta, Gottsunda f\u00F6rsamling i Uppsala, var en svensk f\u00F6rfattare och litteraturvetare. Han ligger begraven p\u00E5 Hammarby kyrkog\u00E5rd i Uppsala. Delblanc var docent i litteraturhistoria vid Uppsala universitet fr\u00E5n 1965. Han var g\u00E4stprofessor vid Berkeley-universitetet i Kalifornien 1968-1969. 1987-1989 var han redakt\u00F6r f\u00F6r Den Svenska Litteraturen I-V tillsammans med Lars L\u00F6nnroth. Han erh\u00F6ll Aftonbladets litteraturpris 1965. Han utpekades f\u00F6re sin d\u00F6d ibland f\u00F6r att vara den anonyme f\u00F6rfattaren Bo Balderson. Delblanc f\u00F6ddes i Kanada men v\u00E4xte upp i Vagnh\u00E4rad utanf\u00F6r Trosa. Han var son till Siegfrid Axel Herman Delblanc. F\u00F6r\u00E4ldrarna skilde sig, och fadern gifte om sig. Farfadern, Friedrich Hermann Delblanc, var boktryckare i Stockholm, men b\u00F6rdig fr\u00E5n Leipzig i Sachsen. Moderns sl\u00E4kt kom fr\u00E5n V\u00E4se i V\u00E4rmland, och mormodern fr\u00E5n Norge. Sl\u00E4kten Delblanc levde under 1300-talet i s\u00F6dra Frankrike i n\u00E4rheten av le Puy men en anfader deserterade under Napoleon till Tyskland. Morfadern Axel Nordf\u00E4lt var inspiration till rollfiguren Samuel i Samuels bok. TV-serien Hedebyborna bygger p\u00E5 Delblancs romanserie \u00C5minne, Stenf\u00E5gel, Vinteride och Stadsporten."@sv , "Sven Delblanc \u00E9 um importante escritor sueco nascido em 1931 no Canad\u00E1, e falecido em 1992 em Uppsala. Delblanc passou a sua inf\u00E2ncia na povoa\u00E7\u00E3o de Vagnh\u00E4rad, fora da pequena cidade de Trosa. Sven Delblanc escreveu muitos livros, entre os quais: Eremitkr\u00E4ftan (1962) Trampa vatten (1972) Grottmannen (1977) Samuels d\u00F6ttrar (1982) Maria ensam (1985) Livets ax (1991) Sven Delblancs\u00E4llskapet"@pt , "Sven Delblanc byl \u0161v\u00E9dsk\u00FD spisovatel a liter\u00E1rn\u00ED v\u011Bdec. Byl docentem historie literatury Univerzity v Uppsale."@cs , "Sven Delblanc war ein schwedischer Schriftsteller und Literaturwissenschaftler. Die Familie von Sven Delblancs Vater stammte urspr\u00FCnglich aus Frankreich, doch Sven Delblancs Gro\u00DFvater wurde in Leipzig geboren und wanderte sp\u00E4ter nach Schweden aus. Sven Delblancs Vater war Landwirt. Sven Delblanc wuchs in S\u00F6dermanland auf. 1965 promovierte er und war seit dem gleichen Jahr Dozent f\u00FCr Literaturgeschichte an der Universit\u00E4t Uppsala. Von 1968 bis 1969 war Sven Delblanc Gastprofessor an der Universit\u00E4t Berkeley, Kalifornien. Sven Delblanc schrieb vor allem phantasievolle Romane, die in seiner Heimat S\u00F6dermanland spielen, viele davon mit autobiographischem Hintergrund. Einige seiner Romane wurden au\u00DFerordentlich popul\u00E4r."@de , "Sven Delblanc oli ruotsalainen kirjailija ja kirjallisuuden tutkija, H\u00E4n kirjoitti suosittuja ja palkittuja teoksia, jotka sijoittuivat Ruotsin l\u00E4hihistoriaan. Parhaiten niist\u00E4 tunnetaan Hedebyn asukkaista kertova sarja sek\u00E4 Samuelin kirja jatko-osineen, jotka kertovat Delblancin \u00E4idinis\u00E4ntarinan. Useita h\u00E4nen teoksiaan on k\u00E4ytetty televisiosarjojen pohjana. Delblanc sai useita palkintoja, muun muassa Pohjoismaiden neuvoston kirjallisuuspalkinnon vuonna 1982 ja August-palkinnon vuonna 1991."@fi , "Sven Delblanc, born May 26 1931 in Swan River, Manitoba, Canada, died December 15 1992 in Sunnersta, Gottsunda Parish, Uppsala, Sweden was a Swedish author and professor of literature. He's buried in Hammarby kyrkog\u00E5rd in Uppsala, Sweden. Delblanc was an associate professor in the history of literature at Uppsala university beginning in 1965. He received The Aftonbladet Literature Prize in 1965. Before his death he was pointed out as the anonymous writer Bo Balderson. In Sweden Delblanc is considered one of the foremost Swedish authors of the later half of the twentieth Century, yet in English speaking countries he is almost unknown. He was born in Canada but grew up in Trosa, Sweden. His parents divorced and the father, Siegfried Axel Herman Delblanc, remarried. His paternal grandfather, Friedrich Hermann Delblanc, a bookmaker in Stockholm, was from Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. Sven Delblanc's maternal relatives were from V\u00E4se in V\u00E4rmland in the West of Sweden. His maternal grandmother came from Norway. During the fourteenth century the Delblanc family lived in southern France in the vicinity of le Puy, but during the Napoleonic Era a forefather deserted and went to Germany. The maternal grandfather, Axel Nordf\u00E4lt, was the inspiration to the character Samuel in Samuels bok (1981). The Swedish television series Hedebyborna (1978) is based on Delblancs series of novels \u00C5minne (1970), Stenf\u00E5gel (1973), Vinteride (1974) och Stadsporten (1976)."@en , "Sven Axel Herman Delblanc var en svensk forfatter. Delblancs foreldre utvandret f\u00F8r hans f\u00F8dsel til Canada. Familien returnerte til Sverige da han var fire \u00E5r gammel. Han studerte ved Uppsala universitet, hvor han i 1965 ble dr. philos.. Fram til midten av 1970-tallet underviste han i allmen litteraturvitenskap ved Uppsala universitet og i et gjesteprofessorat ved University of California, Berkeley. Deretter ble han forfatter p\u00E5 fulltid. Han debuterte som forfatter med romanen Eremitkr\u00E4ftan i 1962. Delblanc ble kjent for \u00E5 blande fantastiske elementer med en realistisk form. Flere av hans verker inneholder ogs\u00E5 elementer fra hans familiehistorie, som den halvbiografiske Hedebysuiten (\u00C5minne, Stenf\u00E5gel, Vinteride og Stadsporten). Samules bok-suiten (Samuels bok, Samuels d\u00F6ttrar, Kaanans land og Maria ensam) griper helt tilbake til hans farfars liv. Hedebysuiten ble i 1978 filmatisert av Sveriges Television som TV-serien Hedebyborna. Samuels bok ble bel\u00F8nnet med Nordisk r\u00E5ds litteraturpris i 1982."@no , "Nasce in Canada, dove i genitori erano emigrati. Delblanc per\u00F2 non rimane molto in America, ritorna infatti piccolissimo in Svezia nel 1935. Studia all'Universit\u00E0 di Uppsala, dove ha poi insegnato per qualche anno storia della letteratura. Solo in un secondo momento si dedica interamente alla scrittura. \u00C8 autore di una trentina di romanzi nei quali realismo sociale e simbolismo trovano un punto d'incontro, descrivendo il forte retaggio protestante, l'emigrazione in Nord America e la progressiva scomparsa della vecchia societ\u00E0 contadina in un grande affresco della Svezia dalla met\u00E0 dell'800 al Secondo Dopoguerra. Tradotto in 18 lingue ha ottenuto vari riconoscimenti sia in patria (tra cui il Premio Pilot) sia all'estero."@it ; rdfs:comment "Sven Delblanc \u00E9 um importante escritor sueco nascido em 1931 no Canad\u00E1, e falecido em 1992 em Uppsala. Delblanc passou a sua inf\u00E2ncia na povoa\u00E7\u00E3o de Vagnh\u00E4rad, fora da pequena cidade de Trosa. Sven Delblanc escreveu muitos livros, entre os quais: Eremitkr\u00E4ftan (1962) Trampa vatten (1972) Grottmannen (1977) Samuels d\u00F6ttrar (1982) Maria ensam (1985) Livets ax (1991) Sven Delblancs\u00E4llskapet"@pt , "Sven Delblanc, f\u00F6dd 26 maj 1931 i Swan River i Manitoba i Kanada, d\u00F6d 15 december 1992 i Sunnersta, Gottsunda f\u00F6rsamling i Uppsala, var en svensk f\u00F6rfattare och litteraturvetare. Han ligger begraven p\u00E5 Hammarby kyrkog\u00E5rd i Uppsala. Delblanc var docent i litteraturhistoria vid Uppsala universitet fr\u00E5n 1965. Han var g\u00E4stprofessor vid Berkeley-universitetet i Kalifornien 1968-1969. 1987-1989 var han redakt\u00F6r f\u00F6r Den Svenska Litteraturen I-V tillsammans med Lars L\u00F6nnroth."@sv , "Sven Delblanc byl \u0161v\u00E9dsk\u00FD spisovatel a liter\u00E1rn\u00ED v\u011Bdec. Byl docentem historie literatury Univerzity v Uppsale."@cs , "Sven Axel Herman Delblanc var en svensk forfatter. Delblancs foreldre utvandret f\u00F8r hans f\u00F8dsel til Canada. Familien returnerte til Sverige da han var fire \u00E5r gammel. Han studerte ved Uppsala universitet, hvor han i 1965 ble dr. philos.. Fram til midten av 1970-tallet underviste han i allmen litteraturvitenskap ved Uppsala universitet og i et gjesteprofessorat ved University of California, Berkeley. Deretter ble han forfatter p\u00E5 fulltid."@no , "Sven Delblanc oli ruotsalainen kirjailija ja kirjallisuuden tutkija, H\u00E4n kirjoitti suosittuja ja palkittuja teoksia, jotka sijoittuivat Ruotsin l\u00E4hihistoriaan. Parhaiten niist\u00E4 tunnetaan Hedebyn asukkaista kertova sarja sek\u00E4 Samuelin kirja jatko-osineen, jotka kertovat Delblancin \u00E4idinis\u00E4ntarinan. Useita h\u00E4nen teoksiaan on k\u00E4ytetty televisiosarjojen pohjana."@fi , "Sven Delblanc, born May 26 1931 in Swan River, Manitoba, Canada, died December 15 1992 in Sunnersta, Gottsunda Parish, Uppsala, Sweden was a Swedish author and professor of literature. He's buried in Hammarby kyrkog\u00E5rd in Uppsala, Sweden. Delblanc was an associate professor in the history of literature at Uppsala university beginning in 1965. He received The Aftonbladet Literature Prize in 1965. Before his death he was pointed out as the anonymous writer Bo Balderson."@en , "Nasce in Canada, dove i genitori erano emigrati. Delblanc per\u00F2 non rimane molto in America, ritorna infatti piccolissimo in Svezia nel 1935. Studia all'Universit\u00E0 di Uppsala, dove ha poi insegnato per qualche anno storia della letteratura. Solo in un secondo momento si dedica interamente alla scrittura."@it , "Sven Delblanc war ein schwedischer Schriftsteller und Literaturwissenschaftler. Die Familie von Sven Delblancs Vater stammte urspr\u00FCnglich aus Frankreich, doch Sven Delblancs Gro\u00DFvater wurde in Leipzig geboren und wanderte sp\u00E4ter nach Schweden aus. Sven Delblancs Vater war Landwirt. Sven Delblanc wuchs in S\u00F6dermanland auf. 1965 promovierte er und war seit dem gleichen Jahr Dozent f\u00FCr Literaturgeschichte an der Universit\u00E4t Uppsala."@de . @prefix skos: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc skos:subject , . @prefix ns11: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc skos:subject ns11:Swedish_novelists , ns11:Swedish-language_writers , , ns11:Writers_from_Manitoba . @prefix ns12: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns12:infobox_writer , ns12:tv ; dbpprop:birthPlace dbpedia:Manitoba , dbpedia:Canada , ; dbpprop:deathPlace dbpedia:Sweden , dbpedia:Sunnersta ; dbpprop:occupation dbpedia:Author , dbpedia:Academia , dbpedia:Translator , dbpedia:Uppsala_University , dbpedia:Literature , dbpedia:Associate_professor ; dbpprop:tvProperty "Pr\u00E4stkappan"@en , "Hedebyborna"@en , 1986 , 1990 , 1992 , 1968 , 1978 , "Maskeraden"@en , "K\u00E4ra farmor"@en , "Lekar i kvinnohagen"@en ; dbpprop:dateOfBirth 1931 ; dbpprop:dateOfDeath 1992 ; dbpprop:genres dbpedia:Translation , dbpedia:Prose . @prefix ns13: . dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc dbpprop:wordnet_type ns13:synset-writer-noun-1 ; ns6:individualisedPnd "118671308" . dbpedia:Sven_delblanc dbpprop:redirect dbpedia:Sven_Delblanc .