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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.

by Margareta Langenskjöld
Born in Saint Petersburg on February 6, 1889, Margareta "Greta" Langenskjöld was a Finnish author remembered for her poetry, criticism, and work in education. Reference sources in Finland describe her as a writer, school principal, and critic, and note that she earned a university degree in 1911.
She made her debut with the poetry collection Dikter in 1912 and went on to publish many more volumes. Her writing is often described as shaped by a Christian view of life, with Genom mörkret from 1942 among the works singled out in biographical reference material.
Alongside her literary career, she served as principal of Svenska privata läroverket för flickor in Helsinki from 1925 to 1959. She died in Helsinki on September 11, 1975. Based on the pages available here, I couldn't confirm a suitable portrait image to return with confidence.