About Siri Andersson-Palmestav
Lived 1903 – 2002 (aged 98). Siri Andersson-Palmestav was a Swedish writer and missionary.
Siri Andersson-Palmestav (17 December 1903 – 6 March 2002) was a Swedish writer and missionary.
She was born in Gävle Parish, became a student, studying at Betelseminariet in Stockholm and at the Örebro School of Theology. She worked as missionary between 1928 and 1962 in Estonia, Poland and Germany. Andersson described in her books a martyrdom of Christians in communist Russia.
In 1957, she married Jakob Palmestav (1896–1981).
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Who was Siri Andersson-Palmestav?
Swedish Writer (1903-2002)
When was Siri Andersson-Palmestav born?
Siri Andersson-Palmestav was born on 17 December 1903 in Gävle Parish.
When did Siri Andersson-Palmestav die?
Siri Andersson-Palmestav died on 6 March 2002 in Jönköpings Sofia church parish.
What was Siri Andersson-Palmestav's occupation?
Siri Andersson-Palmestav was a writer and missionary.
What nationality was Siri Andersson-Palmestav?
Siri Andersson-Palmestav was Swedish.
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