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Gustaf Johansson

Finnish archbishop of Turku (1844–1930).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Instance Of

Human

Date of Death

7/24/1930

Date of Birth

1/10/1844

Occupation

Politician
Christian Minister

Given Name

Gustaf

Country of Citizenship

Finland

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Family Name

Johansson

Religion or Worldview

Lutheranism

Position Held

Member of the Diet of Finland
Bishop of Oulu
(1885 - 1897)
Replaced By
:
Otto Immanuel Colliander
Start Time
: 1885
End Time
: 1897
Diocesan Bishop
(1897 - 1899)
Replaced By
:
Otto Immanuel Colliander
Start Time
: 1897
End Time
: 1899
Archbishop of Turku and Finland
(1899 - 1930)
Replaces
:
Torsten Thure Renvall
Replaced By
:
Lauri Ingman
Start Time
: 1899
End Time
: 1930
Lutheran Bishop

Place of Birth

Ylivieska

Place of Death

Turku

Start of Work Period

1890

Family

Johansson–Kaila

Native Language

Finland Swedish

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Finnish

Educated At

University of Helsinki

Award Received

Order of Saint Anna, 3rd Class
(4/20/1884)
Point in Time
: 4/20/1884
Order of Saint Anna, 2nd Class
(4/17/1887)
Point in Time
: 4/17/1887
Order of St. Vladimir, 3rd Class
(4/25/1891)
Point in Time
: 4/25/1891
Order of Saint Stanislaus, 1st Class
(4/29/1894)
Point in Time
: 4/29/1894
Order of Saint Anna, 1st Class
(7/8/1896)
Point in Time
: 7/8/1896
Medal In Memory of Coronation of Nikolay II
(12/31/1896)
Point in Time
: 12/31/1896
Order of St. Vladimir, 2nd Class
(4/15/1906)
Point in Time
: 4/15/1906
Order of the White Eagle
(1916)
Point in Time
: 1916
Grand Cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
(5/16/1919)
Point in Time
: 5/16/1919

Father

Gustaf Johansson

Sibling

Josua Johansson

Relative

Erkki Kaila
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Diocese
:
Diocese of Savonlinna
Replaces
:
Robert Frosterus