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Anna Sissak-Bardizbanian
Anna Sissak-Bardizbanian, née Hallman, also known as ''Anna Hallman-Knös'' and ''Anna Sissak'' (1876-1919), was a Swedish journalist and author. She belonged to the first female reporters in Sweden and was long portrayed as such in the Swedish press. She was employed at ''Svenska Dagbladet'' in 1897-1899 and a freelance for ''Dagens Nyheter'' from 1896 onward, and a celebrity in the contemporary Swedish press. She used the signatures ''Cendrillon'' and ''Catherine''.
==Early life==
She was born to the sea captain S. Hallman in Trollhättan. After the death of her father, she and her siblings were placed by her mother as foster siblings with relatives for economic reasons, and she was brought up as foster child by her paternal aunt and her spouse doctor G.B. Knös in Vadstena.
After having finished her studies, she visited Paris in 1894. There, she shared a room with an Armenian woman and became attached to a group of Armenian radicals who called her ''la blonde vierge''. She claimed that the group was planning to assassinate the Ottoman sultan, and that they tried to convince her to perform the assassination by having her placed as an agent in the Imperial Harem, but that she refused and returned to Sweden. In 1898, however, she visited Manchester where she was reunited with the Armenian poet and freedom fighter Stefan Sissak-Bardizbanian, whom she married. The marriage lasted for three months, after which they separated. She herself stated that she married merely because she was pregnant: she placed her son Staffan as foster son with her sister.
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