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Johan Emil Kléen (17 September 1868 in Sätofta, Skåne – 10 December 1898 in Lund) was a Swedish journalist and poet. He was an admirer and protegé of August Strindberg.^[1]

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^ Strindberg Letters August Strindberg, Michael Robinson - 1992 V1 & V2 - Page 634 "Johan Emil Kleen (1868–98), Swedish poet and journalist. Already a good friend of Bengt Lidforss, Kleen first met Strindberg at the end of 1896. Their friendship developed rapidly into what some contemporaries saw as almost a father-son relationship..."

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