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''' Erik Christian Haugaard ''' (1923-2009) was a Danish American novelist. | ''' Erik Christian Haugaard ''' (1923-2009) was a Danish American novelist. Born in Frederiksberg, Denmark. When the Nazis invaded Denmark in 1940, he fled to the United States, serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force. As a writer of books for young adults, he received many awards, as well as for his translation of Hans Christian Andersen's ''Fairy Tales and Stories'' (1978). Many of Haugaard stories tell the experience of a child who comes to age at a time of turmoil and stress, due to war, loss of family, hunger, and danger. The story of Masada provides a perfect setting for such a story. | ||
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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Christian_Haugaard Wikipedia] | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Christian_Haugaard Wikipedia] | ||
[[Category:Authors|Haugaard]] | [[Category:Authors|1923 Haugaard]] | ||
[[Category:Novelists|1923 Haugaard]] | [[Category:Novelists|1923 Haugaard]] | ||
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[[Category:American Novelists|1923 Haugaard]] | [[Category:American Novelists|1923 Haugaard]] | ||
[[Category:Born in the 1920s| | [[Category:Born in the 1920s| 1923 Haugaard]] | ||
[[Category:Died in the 2000s| | [[Category:Died in the 2000s| 2009 Haugaard]] |
Revision as of 02:45, 23 May 2016
Erik Christian Haugaard (1923-2009) was a Danish American novelist. Born in Frederiksberg, Denmark. When the Nazis invaded Denmark in 1940, he fled to the United States, serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force. As a writer of books for young adults, he received many awards, as well as for his translation of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories (1978). Many of Haugaard stories tell the experience of a child who comes to age at a time of turmoil and stress, due to war, loss of family, hunger, and danger. The story of Masada provides a perfect setting for such a story.