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Camilla Collett
Norwegian author and women's rights activist
- Child of Nicolai Wergeland and Alette Dorothea Wergeland
- Married to Peter Jonas Collett
- Dated 23 January 1813 CE – 6 March 1895 CE
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Overview
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Family
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- child of (mother) Alette Dorothea Wergeland mother of Henrik Wergeland and Camilla Collett
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child of (child) Nicolai Wergeland Father of the Constitution of Norway (1780-1848) - parent of (child) Alf Collett Norwegian genealogist and historian (1844–1919)
- parent of (child) Robert Collett Norwegian zoologist (1842-1913)
- sibling of Augusta Antoinette Wergeland Vedøe Norwegian poet Henrik Wergeland's sister
- sibling of Harald Titus Alexis Wergeland
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sibling of Henrik Wergeland Norwegian writer (1808–1845) - sibling of Joseph Frantz Oscar Wergeland Norwegian general (1815–1895)
- married to Peter Jonas Collett Norwegian jurist and politician
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