Samfundet De Nios stora pris (De Nio's Grand Prize)
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Edition 15 (1931) Winner
Ernst Didring
えるんすと・でぃどりんぐ
Erunsuto Didoringu
Profile
- Gender
- Male
- Born
- 1868-10-18 （Stockholm, Sweden）
- Died
- 1931-10-13 （Stockholm, Sweden） age 62
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Languages
- Swedish
- Religion
- Unknown
- Residence History
- Stockholm, Sweden
Career
- Occupations
- Author, Office clerk at Swedish railways, Leader of Swedish Red Cross for prisoners of war, Leader of Sweden's writers society
- Active Years
- 1914-1931
- Affiliations
- Swedish State Railways, Swedish Red Cross, Sweden's writers society
- Memberships
- Sweden's writers society
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1931 | Samfundet De Nio grand prize | — | — | Samfundet De Nio | 受賞 |
Samfundet De Nio grand prize
1931
Organization:
Samfundet De Nio
Result:
受賞
Awards & Nominations
Works
Major Works
Pioneers (Malm 1)
1914 NaturalismDetailed description of the construction of the railway from Kiruna to Narvik.
Northern Sweden development
The Mountain's Song (Malm 2)
1920 NaturalismPortrays work in the mining company.
Mining laborIndustrialization
Speculators (Malm 3)
1925 NaturalismDescribes shareholders of the iron companies in Stockholm – the ups and downs before World War I.
Financial speculationSocial change
Grålöga Trilogy
1925 NaturalismFormer life in the Stockholm archipelago (1925–27).
Archipelago lifeTraditional society
The World's Spider
1925 NaturalismPaints a picture of life in Swedish society around 1900.
Social depictionInternational aspects
The Dark Blue Stamp
1932 NaturalismPaints a picture of life in Swedish society around 1900.
Social depiction
Style & Themes
- Literary Style
- NaturalismDetailed social depictionRealism
- Recurring Motifs
- Life in early 20th-century SwedenIndustrialization and laborSocial classes
Legacy
Early 20th-century author who wrote mainly of life in Sweden in a naturalist style. Best known for the Malm trilogy, well-recognized in Germany.