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B. L. van der Waerden,E. Nievergelther was nothing like what he had hoped. G?sta found his father “sadly very changed” physically, and in his diary he characterized Mr. Leffler’s mental state as “very disquieting.” G?sta played croquet with Anne Charlotte and Viktor, but he didn’t stay any longer than seemed absolutely necessary. On

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Journey at the Turn of the Centurylm on the Continental train. It was bitterly cold, and during the night the water turned to ice in the sleeping compartment. Mittag-Leffler developed stomach pains, and in the morning, as they passed Lund, he was so weak that he couldn’t get up without assistance. It was these stomach pains, combine

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The Teacher’s Family in Stockholmhe school’s principal and two other teachers. And it was there that G?sta was born on March 16, 1846. His baptismal name was Magnus Gustaf Leffler – Magnus from his paternal grandfather (Erik Magnus) and Gustaf from his maternal grandfather (Lorenz Gustaf). But from the very beginning he was called