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Amelie Fredrika Dorothea von Braun (14 October 1811 – 30 March 1859) was a Swedish educator and Christian preacher. She is known to have introduced the Sunday school in Sweden from an English role model in the 1850s.

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rdfs:comment	Amelie Fredrika Dorothea von Braun (14 October 1811 – 30 March 1859) was a Swedish educator and Christian preacher. She is known to have introduced the Sunday school in Sweden from an English role model in the 1850s. (en) Amelie Fredrika Dorothea von Braun, född 14 oktober 1811 på Brängesås gård i Kölingareds socken, Älvsborgs län, död 30 mars 1859 i Karlshamn, var en svensk kristen lekmannaförkunnare. Hon grundade efter engelsk förebild den första söndagsskolan i Sverige. (sv)
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