Finnish Book Foundation
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UnclaimedFinnish foundation that promotes and supports literature and reading in Finland.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
The Finnish Book Foundation (Suomen Kirjasäätiö) is a Finnish foundation that promotes and supports literature and reading in Finland. It is associated with the Finlandia Prizes, the Mikael Agricola Prize, and the Eino Leino Prize.
History
The Finnish Book Foundation (Suomen Kirjasäätiö) is a Finnish foundation that promotes and supports literature and reading in Finland. Its activities include the Finlandia Prizes, whose 2026 winners are to be announced on Thursday 26 November 2026 in a live broadcast by Yle. The foundation also awards the Mikael Agricola Prize, which was given to Marja-Leena Mikkola for her Finnish translation of Osip Mandelstam's work Pidä puheeni tallessa aina (Kustannusliike Parkko), and the Eino Leino Prize, which for 2026 was awarded to guitarist and singer-songwriter Dave Lindholm and presented on Eino Leino Day, 6 July.
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