Digte

Summary

Digte is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Digte authored Johannes V. Jensen^[2].
• Digte's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[3].
• Digte's publisher is recorded as Gyldendal^[4].
• Digte's genre is recorded as prose poetry^[5].
• Digte's language of work or name is recorded as Danish^[6].
• Digte's language of work or name is recorded as Jutlandic^[7].
• Digte's country of origin is recorded as Denmark^[8].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Husvild^[9].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Godnat!^[10].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Grottesangen^[11].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Den blinde Pige^[12].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Plejlvisen^[13].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Columbus^[14].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Moderens sang^[15].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Pigen der vandrer^[16].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Tilegnelse^[17].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Helled Haagen^[18].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Cecil^[19].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Sønner af de slagne^[20].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Tiger^[21].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Interferens^[22].
• Digte's has part is recorded as At Lunch^[23].
• Digte's has part is recorded as Afsked^[24].
• Digte's has part is recorded as The red Tree^[25].
• Digte's has part is recorded as At Memphis Station^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Digte authored Johannes V. Jensen^[2]. Digte's publisher is recorded as Gyldendal^[4].

Publication

Digte's publication date is recorded as +1906-11-14T00:00:00Z^[27]. Languages include Danish^[6] and Jutlandic^[7]. Digte's genre is recorded as prose poetry^[5].