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• Mathilda Foy — Mathilda (or Mathilde) Foy (or Foj), (10 November 1813 1 November 1869), was a Swedish philanthropist and writer, known for her charitable work. She is known as a pioneer of the Sunday school, and as the co founder of the charity organisation… …   Wikipedia

• Lovisa von Burghausen — Lovisa von Burghausen, (1698 20 January 1733), was a Swedish memoir writer who became famous for her story about her time in captivity as a slave in Russia after being taken prisoner by the Russians during the Great Northern War. She was sold as… …   Wikipedia

• Brigitta Scherzenfeldt — Infobox Person name = Brigitta Scherzenfeldt imagesize = caption = birth name = Brigitta Christina Scherzenfeldt birth date = 1684 birth place = Bäckaskog, Sweden death date = 1736 (aged c. 52) death place = Stockholm, Sweden other names =… …   Wikipedia

• Maria Cantemir — Portrait by Ivan Nikitin Maria Cantemir (1700 1754) was a Romanian noble, a lady in waiting and salonist and the royal mistress of Peter the Great. Maria was born in Istanbul as the daughter of prince Dimitrie Cantemir. She was very well educated …   Wikipedia

• Шерзенфельд, Бригитта Кристина — Бригитта Кристина Шерзенфельд, в замужестве Бернов, Линдстрём, Цимс, Ренат, (швед. Brigitta Kristina Scherzenfeldt; 1684, Беккаскуг, Швеция  4 апреля 1736, Стокгольм, Швеция) шведская учительница ткацкого дела, ставшая известной благодаря… …   Википедия