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Henning Mankell (née Henning Georg Mankell)
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Memorial Page for Henning Mankell (née Henning Georg Mankell)

Feb 3, 1948 – Oct 5, 2015(67 years)Died in:Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County

Swedish writer, human rights activist and dramatist

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writerplaywrightchildren's writercrime fiction writerscreenwriterfilm directorhuman rights defender

Awards(10)

Glass Key awardDeutscher JugendliteraturpreisGolden FeatherLitteris et ArtibusRiverton International Honour PrizeGrand Prix de Littérature PolicièreNils Holgersson PlaqueBest Swedish Crime Novel AwardPrix Mystère de la CritiqueErich-Maria-Remarque Peace Prize

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Eva Bergman

Henning Mankell (* February 3, 1948 in Stockholm; † October 5, 2015 in Gothenburg) was a swedish writer, human rights activist and dramatist. He was 67 years old. He was married to Eva Bergman. He received 10 awards, including Glass Key award, Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis. His cause of death was lung cancer. He was buried at Örgryte old cemetery.

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Born in Stockholm, Stockholm County

1948

Nils Holgersson Plaque

1991

Best Swedish Crime Novel Award

1991

Faceless Killers

Glass Key award

1992

Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis

1993

Married Eva Bergman

1998

until 2015

Prix Mystère de la Critique

2000

Litteris et Artibus

2006

Golden Feather

2008

Erich-Maria-Remarque Peace Prize

2009

Riverton International Honour Prize

2012

Died in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County (lung cancer)

2015

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Örgryte old cemetery

Gothenburg Municipality

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Henning Mankell (née Henning Georg Mankell). Forever remembered.