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Alli Paasikivi (née Valve, previously Hildén; 19 December 1879 – 13 June 1960) was the second wife of Finland's seventh president, Juho Kusti Paasikivi, serving as the First Lady of Finland from 1946 until 1956. In her early 20s, Alli Valve worked as an actor at the Finnish National Theatre, before switching to a banking career.
Alli Paasikivi was a bank clerk, a theatre actress and a Fennophile who married President J.K Paasikivi in 1934. She managed the family finances, the Jukola farm and the child protection foundation, and was known as Auntie Alli for her kindness and influence.
- About The Foundation
- Alli Paasikivi Helped Solidify The Foundation’s Reputation
- Grant Policy in The 1950s
- Dispute Over The Assets of The Dissolved Lotta Svärd Organization
Alli Paasikivi (1879–1960), the spouse of the President of the Republic of Finland, served as the patron and honorary chair of the Alli Paasikivi Foundation during 1952–1960. The Alli Paasikivi Foundation was established on September 20, 1952, and its bylaws were approved by the Ministry of Justice on October 1, 1952. The founding members consisted...
Alli Paasikivi had not been a lotta – one of the voluntary female auxiliaries during the war – and she was not a close associate of the organization’s founders. Nor was the National Coalition Party (the party of the President) involved in the initiative. The invitation to Alli Paasikivi to lend her name to the Foundation was done for political reas...
According to its bylaws, the Foundation would continue the work carried out by Alli Paasikivi. The work had to be such that it improved the social security of families and raised the material and spiritual standard of the Finnish home. The bylaws listed a number of goals, such as improving the state of the citizenry and the standard of living of th...
The women’s national defense organization, Lotta Svärd, was dissolved pursuant to the 1944 peace treaty. About one third of its assets were confiscated to the state. The Lotta organization had managed to donate partial assets to the Finnish Women’s Welfare Foundation (after 2004, the Lotta Svärd Foundation). The confiscated funds were argued over w...
23 giu 2000 · Paasikivi, Alli (1879 - 1960) (1879 - 1960) tasavallan presidentin puoliso, vapaaehtoisen sosiaali- ja lastensuojelutyön tukija. Alli Paasikivi oli edustava ja julkisuudesta nauttiva tasavallan presidentin puoliso, joka osasi toimia myös välittäjänä valtakunnan johtopoliitikkojen ja äkkipikaisen presidentin välillä.
Alli Paasikiven säätiö on perustettu vuonna 1952 edistämään perheiden sosiaalista turvallisuutta. Säätiön historiasta. Säätiön hallitus. Vuodesta 2024 alkaen säätiön puheenjohtajana toimii valtiotieteiden tohtori Pekka Perttula ja varapuheenjohtajana varatuomari Päivi Huotari.
Alli Paasikivi. Alli Paasikivi vuonna 1940. Allina Amanda ”Alli” Paasikivi (o.s. Valve, vuoteen 1907 saakka Hildén, 19. marraskuuta 1879 Kärkölä – 13. heinäkuuta 1960 Helsinki) [1] [2] oli presidentti Juho Kusti Paasikiven toinen vaimo. Heidät vihittiin vuonna 1934, kolme vuotta Anna Paasikiven kuoleman jälkeen.
18 apr 2024 · SKS 2021. Arvioitu lukuaika: 7 minuuttia. Professori Aura Korppi-Tommola on kirjoittanut runsaasti naisten historiasta. Hänen uusin teoksensa kertoo Alli Paasikivestä (1879–1960), joka tunnetaan presidentti Juho Kusti Paasikiven puolisona (1870–1956).
