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Gunhild Bergh (20 December 1888 – 10 September 1961) was a Swedish literary historian, travel writer, and newspaper journalist. She was the second Swedish woman to be awarded a PhD in literary history. The Swedish Academy hired her during the 1950s to write reports on the two Italian Nobel Prize in Literature nominees, Alberto Moravia and Riccardo Bacchelli.

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rdfs:comment	Gunhild Bergh (20 December 1888 – 10 September 1961) was a Swedish literary historian, travel writer, and newspaper journalist. She was the second Swedish woman to be awarded a PhD in literary history. The Swedish Academy hired her during the 1950s to write reports on the two Italian Nobel Prize in Literature nominees, Alberto Moravia and Riccardo Bacchelli. (en) Gunhild Bergh, född 20 december 1888, död 10 september 1961 i Stockholm, var en svensk litteraturhistoriker. Berghs föräldrar var läkaren Carl-Axel Bergh och Alfhild Bergh. Bergh blev doktor 1916 på gradualavhandlingen Litterär kritik i Sverige under 1600–1700-talen. Därefter ägnade sig Bergh åt studier över Carl August Ehrensvärd, vars skrifter hon även utgav. Förutom litterära artiklar i olika tidningar och tidskrifter skrev hon även böcker om litteratur och politik i Italien. (sv)
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