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In 1956, Ljunggren recieved his 25-year Emblem for the IBM and later was presented the "Order of Merlin" in 1971 for over 25 consecutive years of active membership in the IBM. | In 1956, Ljunggren recieved his 25-year Emblem for the IBM and later was presented the "Order of Merlin" in 1971 for over 25 consecutive years of active membership in the IBM. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, 11 January 2014
Iwan Ljunggren | |
Born | September 6, 1884 Gothenburg, Sweden |
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Died | ? |
Iwan Ljunggren (1884-?) was a amateur magician and the Swedish Representative for the I.B.M.[1]
Biography
In 1956, Ljunggren recieved his 25-year Emblem for the IBM and later was presented the "Order of Merlin" in 1971 for over 25 consecutive years of active membership in the IBM.
References
- ↑ Tricks That Mystify by Will Goldston (1934)