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Helge

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  • Adam Gottlob OehlenschlĂ€ger, oil painting by F.C. Groger, 1815; in the National Historical Museum at Frederiksborg Castle, HillerĂžd, Den.
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of his most outstanding works, Helge (1814). Helge came to inspire both Swedish and Finnish national epic poems, by Esaias TegnĂ©r (Frithiofs saga, 1825) and Johan Ludvig Runeberg (Kung Fjalar, 1844), respectively. His lyric poetry has in general outlived his dramatic verse. OehlenschlĂ€ger’s other significant later work is the poetic


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of his most outstanding works, Helge (1814). Helge came to inspire both Swedish and Finnish national epic poems, by Esaias TegnĂ©r (Frithiofs saga, 1825) and Johan Ludvig Runeberg (Kung Fjalar, 1844), respectively. His lyric poetry has in general outlived his dramatic verse. OehlenschlĂ€ger’s other significant later work is the poetic


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