Lina Snellman
Lina Snellman | |
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 Lina Snellman in the early 1890s. | |
| Born | 7 November 1846 Oulu, Finland |
| Died | 14 August 1924 (aged 77) Helsinki |
| Occupation | Writer |
Sofia Karolina (Lina) Snellman (7 November 1846 Oulu – 14 August 1924 Helsinki) was a Finnish deacon, Writer and director of the Helsinki Deaconess Institute in 1883–1924. She published booklets dealing with the field of diaconia and significantly promoted diaconia work in Finland.[1][2][3]
Selected bibliography[edit]
- About the former and current deaconess. Edlund, 1896.
- Teodor Fliedner: his life and influence. Edlund, 1896.
- In memory of Colonel Karamzine: To the sisters and friends of the Deaconess Institute who owned L.S. Finland Irene Rosenqvist. Söderström & C:o, distributor, 1909.
- Deacon Cecilia Blomqvist: eulogy. Writer, 1911.
- To our sister: from the Helsinki Deaconess Institute. Helsinki Deaconess Institute, 1911.
- Anna Hermanson: some excerpts from her biography. Writer, 1913.
- Scandinavian deaconess institutes. Writer, 1914.
- Sjukvårdsteorier I och II : att vårda med härna, hjärta och hand: Nursing theory I and II : with knowledge, skill and love. Editor Birgitta Geust and Eeva Hurskainen. Diamus – Museum of the Helsinki Deaconess Institute, 2014
References[edit]
- ^ "Sök – Uppslagsverket Finland". www.uppslagsverket.fi. Retrieved 2023-09-19.
- ^ Mikael Agricolasta E. W. Pakkalaan. Toimittanut Jaakko Haavio. Snellmanin elämäkerran on kirjoittanut Edvin Wirén. WSOY, 1947.
- ^ Markkola, Pirjo: ”Snellman, Lina (1846–1924)”, Suomen kansallisbiografia, osa 9, s. 143–144. Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 2007. ISBN 978-951-746-450-5. Teoksen verkkoversio.
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