Talk:Kata Dalström

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According to my dictionary (Stora Focus, in Swedish) she became a theosophist late in life, not a buddhist. Also, "the national committee" is a bad translation for "verkställande utskott" - that is a kind of leader group within a political party, right under the board in hierarchy. I exchanged "national committee" for something that might be an ugly translation but hopefully leads the thoughts in more suitable directions. / Habj 21:33, 6 December 2005 (UTC)

No, according to ALL books that I have she became a buddhist