Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren wrote about her concern to educate the little ones “so that they do not become psychopts like Hitler or authoritarians, dictators and the like.” From that eagerness was born the one who was his best known character, that red-haired girl who was first and foremost free, independent and unwilling to let herself be controlled or dominated by anyone, Pippi Calzaslargas.
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Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren wrote about her concern to educate the little ones “so that they do not become psychopts like Hitler or authoritarians, dictators and the like.” From that eagerness was born the one who was his best known character, that red-haired girl who was first and foremost free, independent and unwilling to let herself be controlled or dominated by anyone, Pippi Calzaslargas.