Ulla Elisabet Trenter Palm (née ''Anderson''; 18 December 1936 – 23 December 2019) was a

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. She was born in Stockholm. She was married to

Stieg Trenter Stieg Ivar Trenter (14 August 1914 – 4 July 1967) was a Swedish journalist and popular crime writer. Biography Born ''Stig Johansson'' in Stockholm, he started out by using the name ''Stieg Trenter'' as pseudonym but soon changed his nam ...

from 1960 until his death in 1967, and their daughter is Laura Trenter. Ulla Trenter was active as a

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in the Centre Party. Ulla Trenter was the daughter of the clerk Lennart Anderson and director Elisabet, unmarried Kindgren. She first married in 1960 to the author Stieg Trenter, with whom she had three children, including author Laura Trenter. After the death of the first husband, she remarried in 1969 with the Chancellor Johan Palm (1930-1999).Trenter-Palm, Ulla E, författare, Mariefred
i Vem är hon / 1988 / s 467.Sveriges Dödbok 1901–2009, DVD-ROM, Version 5.00, Sveriges Släktforskarförbund (2010).

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*1967 - ''Rosenkavaljeren'' (started by

) *1968 - ''Kungens lilla piga'' *1969 - ''Påfågeln'' *1970 - ''Odjuret'' *1971 - ''Gästen'' *1972 - ''Skatten'' *1973 - ''Kedjan'' *1974 - ''Sov i ro'' *1975 - ''Tigerhajen'' *1976 - ''Drakblodet'' *1977 - ''En gång är ingen gång'' *1978 - ''De dödas lott'' *1979 - ''Kartan'' *1979 - ''Mariefred Staden Slottet Omgivningarna'' (together with Harry Karlsson) *1980 - ''Skyddsänglarna'' *1981 - ''Roten till det onda'' *1982 - ''Döda rummet'' *1983 - ''Rika barn leka häst'' *1984 - ''Grodmuggen'' *1985 - ''Som man bäddar'' *1986 - ''Värsta möjliga tystnad'' *1987 - ''En död liten stuga'' *1988 - ''Döden i rikssalen'' *1989 - ''De röda cirklarna'' *1991 - ''Sköna juveler'' *1999 - ''Lustmord'' (together with Inger Jalakas)

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