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Swedish sociologist and politician (1902-1986)
Also known as: Альва Мюрдаль, ألفا ميردال, 알바 뮈르달, アルバ・ライマル・ミュルダール, 阿尔瓦·米达尔, Мюрдаль А.
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- Nation and family
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