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Linnankoski, Johannes

Finnish author

pseudonym of Vihtori Peltonen

born Oct. 18, 1869, Askola, Russian Finland

died Aug. 10, 1913, Helsinki

novelist, orator, and champion of Finnish independence from Russia; his works were instrumental in forming Finnish national consciousness in the early 20th century.

Linnankoski was of peasant origin and largely self-taught. His finest novel, Pakolaiset (1908; “The Fugitives”), is about peasant life. More popular in his day was Laulu tulipunaisesta kukasta (1905; The Song of the Blood-Red Flower, 1920), a lyrical fantasy relating the amorous adventures of a young lumberjack. The story was the basis for three successful Finnish films.

词条	Linnankoski, Johannes
释义	Linnankoski, Johannes Finnish author pseudonym of Vihtori Peltonen born Oct. 18, 1869, Askola, Russian Finland died Aug. 10, 1913, Helsinki novelist, orator, and champion of Finnish independence from Russia; his works were instrumental in forming Finnish national consciousness in the early 20th century. Linnankoski was of peasant origin and largely self-taught. His finest novel, Pakolaiset (1908; “The Fugitives”), is about peasant life. More popular in his day was Laulu tulipunaisesta kukasta (1905; The Song of the Blood-Red Flower, 1920), a lyrical fantasy relating the amorous adventures of a young lumberjack. The story was the basis for three successful Finnish films.
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