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Interlibrary loan inside Finland or from Nordic countries costs 4 €. The form for interlibrary loans you find here. Yes you can if the material you need doesn't exist in libraries in the metropolitan area. Oulu Library) to be sent to Helsinki? If yes, what are the costs? Kittos. In Helsinki Pasila, the Main Llibrary, has the biggest number of books in Albanian, but at the moment the library is closed for renovation.Ĭan I order books from another library in Finland (e.g. As a result you get the collection of literature in Albanian language in Helsinki metropolitan area City Libraries (Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Kauniainen). You can also choose Sorting order by ’year of publication’ or ’alphabetical’. Books in Albanian language you can find like this: choose guided search Keyword, write two small stars (**), limit your search by material code ’book’ and by language ’Albanian’. You can search in HelMet-catalogue (also in English. Gunnar och Seija Mattssons son Kai studied economics an as far as I know he lives in Helsinki.Do you have any books or handbooks in Albanian Language?

After her husband's death Seija Mattsson married a Norwegian teacher Ola Tungesvik who wrote a book about those seven happy years of their life together( Om jeg får vaere lykkelig, 1997). However, the side effects of the radiotherapy had been injurious to her heart and she died in 1997. His wife Seija recovered from her long illness and worked as a nurse in Helsinki. Unfortunately he had to struggle against a very serious drinking problem and he died relatively young, at the age of 52 in 1989. In his autobiographical novel Kungen (1971) he revealed the dark sides of the life of an best selling writer.His story about her wife was an international success, it was translated into thirty languages and also a film of the story was made. It is a description of the first year of his little son. After The Princess he wrote a sequel to the story (Prinsen, 1966). It is the question of the Finnish-Swedish journalist and writer Gunnar Mattsson (b.1937).

The Princess by Gunnar Mattsson