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* ''Eva Arnio: a story for young people.'' Werner Söderström, 1901. |
* ''Eva Arnio: a story for young people.'' Werner Söderström, 1901. |
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* ''A Christmas book for young adults.'' Zachris Schalin, suom. Immi Hellén. Werner Söderström, 1901. |
* ''A Christmas book for young adults.'' Zachris Schalin, suom. Immi Hellén. Werner Söderström, 1901. |
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* ''With the comfort of home.'' lapsille omisti Tohtori-Eno, suomeksi sovitti Immi Hellén. Otava, 1915. |
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* ''Captain of the Black Eagle.'' C. M. Bennett, suom. Immi Hellén. Valistus, 1929. |
* ''Captain of the Black Eagle.'' C. M. Bennett, suom. Immi Hellén. Valistus, 1929. |
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* ''Children's poetry book: dedicated to Finnish boys and girls.'' Valistus, 1930. |
* ''Children's poetry book: dedicated to Finnish boys and girls.'' Valistus, 1930. |
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Immi Hellén
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Immi Hellén ,Early 1880s
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| Born | January 14, 1861 Kuorevesi, Finland |
| Died | January 20, 1937 Helsinki |
| Resting place | Hietaniemi Cemetery |
| Occupation | poet |
| Alma mater | Jyväskylä Teacher Seminary |
| Notable works | Joulukirkkoon |
Ingeborg (Immi) Hellén (January 14, 1861 in Kuorevesi – January 20, 1937 in Helsinki) was a Finnish poet. Hellén's most famous works are poems for children and nursery rhymes.[1][2]
Her poems were later collected in two books: Lapsuuden lauluja (1991) and Punaposki Kultasuu (2000).[3]
Immi Hellén studied at a Swedish girls' school in Tampere and in 1884 graduated as an elementary school teacher[failed verification] at the seminaryinJyväskylä. She then worked as a teacher in Vaasa and 1885–1927[failed verification] in Helsinki. She was involved in the temperance movement and the animal welfare community. Hellén wrote more than a thousand poems, most of which were published in children's magazines.[4]InKuorevesi in 1998, 2001 and 2004 poetry competitions were held in her name.[5]
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