Louise af Forselles
Finnish philanthropist and salvationist
About Louise af Forselles
Lived 1850 – 1934 (aged 83–84). Louise af Forselles was a Finnish.
Louise af Forselles (1850-1934), was a Finnish philanthropist and salvationist. She was the central figure of the Christian charitable activity in contemporary Finland. She introduced the Salvation Army to Finland in 1889.
Louise af Forselles was a known Christian philanthropist in Finland with a secure position in society due to her status as a baroness. She became involved with the work of the Salvation Army during a visit to her sister in Switzerland in 1888. She was given a suggestion to introduce the army in Finland, to which she agreed. In 1889, she introduced the Salvation army in Finland.
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Who was Louise af Forselles?
Finnish philanthropist and salvationist(1850–1934)
When was Louise af Forselles born?
Louise af Forselles was born in 1850 in Saint Petersburg.
When did Louise af Forselles die?
Louise af Forselles died in 1934 in Kauniainen.
What nationality was Louise af Forselles?
Louise af Forselles was Finnish.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Louise af Forselles. https://biography.guide/louise-af-forselles/
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