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Nexø

[ nek-sœ ]
/ ˈnɛk sœ /
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noun
Mar·tin An·der·sen [mahr-ten ah-ner-suhn], /ˈmɑr tɛn ˈɑ nər sən/, 1869–1954, Danish novelist.
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British Dictionary definitions for Nexø

Nexø
/ (Danish ˈnɛɡsøː) /
noun
Martin Andersen (ˈmarten). 1869–1954, Danish novelist. His chief works are the novels Pelle the Conqueror (1906–10), which deals with the labour movement, and Ditte, Daughter of Man (1917–21)
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