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Malmqvist, Sten-Åke :: ingenjör, Engineer, Ingeniør, Insener, Insinööri

Object description: Sten-Åke Malmqvist, ingenjör.

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Sten-Åke Malmqvist, född 1921, Norrköpings Sankt Olai, Norrköpings stad, Östergötlands län, död 1995, Stockholm, ingenjör.

Sten-Åke var son till David Edvard Emanuel Malmqvist (1888-1952) och Karin Elisabet Wiberg (1891-1971). Han studerade i Borås och gifte sig 1944 med Barbro Ulla Margareta Pettersson (1923-2016). Tre år senare föddes sonen Lars Åke (1947-1964). Efter att ha vistats i bland annat Biafra och Nigeria i slutet av 1960-talet donerade han en samling skulpturer till Etnografiska museet.

Han gifte om sig 1974 med Solweig Lind.

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