• Hans Christian Andersen - Wikipedia

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    11 External links. Toggle the table of contents. Hans Christian Andersen. ... For other uses, see Hans Christian Andersen (disambiguation).

  • Hans Christian Andersen - Vikipedi

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    Hans Christian Andersen, 1869 yılında. Doğum. Reinaldo Arenas Fuentes 2 Nisan 1805(1805-04-02) Odense, Danimarka.

  • Hans Christian Andersen | Encyclopedia.com

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    Short Stories by Hans Christian Andersen, edited by Sarah Matthews and Mike Royston, translated by Erik Christian Haugaard, Trans-Atlantic Publications, 1996.

  • The Silhouettes of Hans Christian Andersen — Dw.com

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    The results can be found in the catalog, which has been published alongside the exhibition. Hans Christian Andersen was born on April 2, 1805 in Odense, Denmark.

  • Hans Christian Andersen (and Sex) | by Jerry Griswold

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    Timed to these events was a new biography, “Hans Christian Andersen: A New Life,” by Jens Andersen (no relation to Hans Christian).

  • Hans Christian Andersen Kimdir, Sözleri ve Hayatı (7+ Söz)

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    Bu sayfada Danimarkalı masal, oyun, roman, şiir, gezi kitabı ve biyografi yazarı Hans Christian Andersen ait 7 adet sözleri / alıntıları ve hayatı yer almaktadır.

  • Hans Christian Andersen | Biography | Sevenov

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    Hans Christian Andersen: The Master Storyteller’s Legacy. Born: 2 April 1805. Died: 4 August 1875. Country: Denmark.

  • The Fairytaler - Hans Christian Andersen — YouTube

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  • Hans Christian Andersen | Literawiki | Fandom

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    Hans Christian Andersen never married or had children. Unrequited love would be a persistant theme throughout his life.

  • Hans Christian Andersen, Children's Stories, Gay Authors

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    Andersen Millions of people recognize Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) as the author of over a hundred famous children’s tales, but only a few people...