Siegbahn, Karl

K.SIEGBAHN, C.NORDLING, A.FAHLMAN, R.NORDBERG,K.HAMRIN, J.HEDMAN, G.JOHANSSON, T.BE RGMARK, S.E.KARLS SON, I.LINDGREN and B.LINDBERG,... 

She was safe then. She moved on to Copenhagen for the emotional renewal of rest at the Carlsberg House of Honor with the Bohrs. Bohr had found a place for her in Sweden at the Physical Institute of the Academy of Sciences on the outskirts of Stockholm, a thriving laboratory directed by Karl Manne Georg Siegbahn, the 1924 Physics Nobel laureate for work in X-ray spectroscopy. The Nobel Foundation provided a grant. She traveled to that far northern exile, to a coimtry where she had neither the language nor many friends, as if to prison. 

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