The Danish Girl

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Dánská dívka (v originále The Danish Girl) je román z roku 2000, napsaný podle skutečných událostí. Autorem je americký spisovatel . Román líčí skutečný příběh dánské malířky Gerdy Wegenerové a jejího manžela Einara Wegenera, který jako jeden z prvních na světě prošel lékařsky řízenou změnou pohlaví. Román byl i filmově zpracován, roku 2015 ho adaptoval režisér Tom Hooper, v hlavních rolích malířky a jejího muže se představili Alicia Vikanderová a Eddie Redmayne. rdf:langString
Danish Girl (titre original : The Danish Girl) est un roman écrit par l'écrivain américain David Ebershoff et publié en 2000, inspiré de la vie de Lili Elbe, artiste peintre danoise. rdf:langString
The Danish Girl is a novel by American writer David Ebershoff, published in 2000 by the Viking Press in the United States and Allen & Unwin in Australia. rdf:langString
《丹麥女孩》（英語：The Danish Girl）是由美國作家所寫的小說，2000年由維京出版社在美國出版，出版公司在澳大利亞出版。 rdf:langString
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