Arvo Turtiainen

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Arvo Turtiainen, second from left

Arvo Albin Turtiainen (16 September 1904, Helsinki – 8 October 1980) was a Finnish writer and recipient of the Eino Leino Prize in 1973.^[1]

Works[]

• Muutos (1936)
• Rautakourat (1938)
• Tie pilven alta (1939)
• Palasin kotiin (1944)
• Laulu kiven ja raudan ympyrässä (1945)
• Ihminen n:o 503/42 (1946)
• Laulu puolueelle (1946)
• Tapahtui satamassa (1954)
• Laulu ajasta ja rakkaudesta (1954)
• Minä rakastan (1955)
• Syyskevät (1959)
• Minä paljasjalkainen (1962)
• Runoja 1943–64 (1964)
• Hyvää joulua (1967)
• Puheita Porthaninrinteellä (1968)
• Leivän kotimaa (1974)
• Runoja 1934–68 (1974)
• Minun maailmani: Kirjoituksia 1932–1975 (1978)

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