
PAUL NICOLAY
GRETA LANGENSKJÖLD
SISÄLLYS:
ALKUSANAT.
ISIEN PERINTÖ.
LAPSENA JA NUORUKAISENA.
MURROSVUODET.
ENSI KYLVÖ.
VENÄJÄN YLIOPPILAITTEN PARISSA.
MAAILMANLIITON PALVELUKSESSA.
A portrait of a devoted thinker and spiritual worker, this biography follows Paul Nicolay from his family roots through the formative years of his youth. Drawing on his own diary entries, letters and the recollections of close friends, it reveals a man whose modesty belied a deep commitment to faith and service. The early chapters trace his schooling, the influence of his parents, and the restless curiosity that led him to study abroad and to experiment with new ideas.
Beyond the student days, the narrative explores Nicolay’s involvement with the Finnish branch of an international religious organization and his growing role in community life. Through vivid excerpts of his private writings, listeners hear his earnest reflections on purpose, the challenges of moral responsibility and the quiet moments that shaped his worldview. The book offers insight into a life that, while rooted in a specific era, continues to speak to anyone interested in the personal side of spiritual dedication.
Language
fi
Duration
~6 hours (398K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Sep 11, 2015
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
b. 1889
A Finnish writer, school leader, and critic whose work joined poetry with a strong Christian outlook. Her long career moved between literature and education, giving her books a thoughtful, steady voice.
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