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M. Hahl
1879–1928
A Finnish American journalist and writer, he moved through the world of early 20th-century labor journalism and left behind a striking philosophical work. Best known today for Lihan evankeliumi, he wrote in Finnish and brought a sharp, questioning voice to ideas about morality and society.
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Lihan evankeliumi: Moraalin arvostelua
by M. Hahl
About the author
Born in Liperi, Finland, in 1879, M. Hahl was an American Finnish writer and journalist. Sources identify him as Moses Hahl, and note that he died in Fitchburg in 1928.
He was involved in the Finnish Canadian labor movement from a young age and later worked as an editor for the Finnish-language papers Säkeniä and Raivaaja. He also wrote under the pen name Hijoppi Rotilainen.
The work most clearly linked to him in widely available library records is Lihan evankeliumi: Moraalin arvostelua, a Finnish-language book preserved by Project Gutenberg. Reliable image sources were not available in the material I could confirm, so no portrait is included here.