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Grandniece not niece & Harriet's cousins - they are not three sisters

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Hello again Frotronic,
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Further to my having to revert your edit earlier today ... I reproduce below an extract of the family tree as included in the novel

                               Birger (Henrik's grandfather)
    Johan (Henrik's Uncle)                  Fredrik = Ulrika (Henrik's parents)
    b.1884                                  b.1886
 Sofia  Marit  Ingrid             Richard         Harald   Gregor   Gustav   Henrik Vanger
                                  b.1907             b.1911   b.1912   b.1918      b.1920
                        Gottfried = Isabella Keonig
                           b.1927      b.1928
                           Martin  Harriet                                 
                           b.1948        b.1950

I hope this has cleared up your misunderstanding. It is a very common one. Even more complicating is the fact that Henrik does often refer to Harriet as his "niece"!
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Sincerely,
 – Gareth Griffith-Jones – The WelshBuzzard – 07
29, 16 March 2013 (UTC)