The Nobel International Prize celebrated the birthday of the Swedish writer Salma Lagerlov, who is the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, in 1909.
The Nobel International Prize said, through her account on the tweet platform “Twitter”: The writings of Salma La Ghelerov were rooted in the tales and popular myths from its original area in Varmandland, Sweden, and she won the award at a time when realism dominated literature.
It is known that Salma La Ghelerov was born on November 20, 1858, and left our world on March 16, 1940, which is a Swedish novelist, and the first Swedish writer to win the Nobel Prize, which started awarding her prizes since 1901, then Salma became in 1914 among the members of the Academy that grants the Nobel Prizes It is adopted by her country, Sweden.
Salma La Ghelerov was the fifth girl in her family of six children, who was born in 1858 in the mountainous region of Marbaka in a village belonging to the province of Varmandland (on the Swedish-Neroji border) in the cold northern Sweden.
Salma Lacenouf started her life as a school for up to ten years in the town of Land Skrona between 1885 and 1895, and her name in the world of literature for the first time after her first novel, “The Gusta Berling Epic” was published in 1891, which preached the Romantic Renaissance in Swedish literature.
By 1895, Salma La Great decided to leave the teaching profession to devote herself to literature.
She took a trip to Palestine at the beginning of the twentieth century and established in Jerusalem and upon her return to her country, she issued a book that included its impressions on this unique spot of the world.
Among the most famous writings of Salma Lacenouloff: “Niels Holingson’s wonderful journey across Sweden” 1906-1907, “Jerusalem” 1901-1902, “invisible links” 1894, “wonders of the Antichrist” 1897, “King of Portugal” and “the ancient house”..
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