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152 Pentti Paavolainen Weckströmska samlingen. Coll 255. Museoviraston arkisto [Archives of the National Board of Antiquities] Suomen Muinaismuistoyhdistyksen arkisto SMMYA [The Archives of the Finnish Association of Antiquities] contains personal archives, letters from and to: Aspelin, Johann Reinhold Nervander, Emil Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, SKS [Finnish Literature Society] Kirjallisuusarkisto [Literary Archive] KiA contains personal archives, letters from and to: Aspelin, Eliel, Kk 108 Bergbom, Emelie, Kk 45–54 Bergbom, Kaarlo, Kk 45–54 Elfving Betty, Kk 45–54 Grape, Maria, Kk 41–44 Gröneqvist, (Wilho) Oskar, Kk 45–54 Nervander, Emil (Raa-)Winterhjelm, Hedvig Charlotte, Kk 41–44 Stenvall (Kivi), Aleksis Svenska Litteratursällskapets arkiv (SLSA) [The Archives of the Society of Swedish Literature in Finland], deposited in the Kansalliskirjasto manuscripta [National Library] Historiska och litteraturhistoriska arkivet [Historical and literary history archive] contains institutional and personal archives, letters from and to: Svenska Teaterns arkiv [The Archives of the Swedish Theatre] SLSA1270 specifically also Kiseleff, Nikolai (business & personal corr.) Estlander, Carl Gustaf (depos. in KK / N.L.) SLSA 181 & 252 Åbo Akademis bibliotek [Library of the Swedish University of Turku] Manuskriptsamling [manuscripts] Göran Topelius samling (N. Kiseleff’s personal letters) Newspapers Helsingfors Dagblad Morgonbladet Literature Aspelin-Haapkylä, Eliel 1906: Suomalaisen teatterin historia. I. Teatterin esihistoria ja perustaminen. [History of the Finnish Theatre Company. I. The prehistory and founding.] Helsinki: SKS. Aspelin-Haapkylä, Eliel 1907: Suomalaisen teatterin historia. II. Puhenäyttämön alkuvuodet ja Suomalainen ooppera 1872–79. [History of the Finn-
Two <strong>Opera</strong>s or One – or None ish Theatre Company. II. The early years of the drama stage and the Finnish <strong>Opera</strong> Company, 1872–1879.] Helsinki: SKS. Bergbom, Kaarlo 1908: Kaarlo Bergbomin kirjoitukset. I, Näytelmät ja kertomukset. [The Writings of Kaarlo Bergbom. I, Plays and short stories]. Toim. Eliel Aspelin-Haapkylä ja Paavo Cajander. Helsinki: SKS. Bergbom, Kaarlo 1909: Kaarlo Bergbomin kirjoitukset. II, Tutkimukset ja arvostelut. [The Writings of Kaarlo Bergbom. II. Scholarship and critique.] Toim. Eliel Aspelin-Haapkylä ja Paavo Cajander. Helsinki: SKS. Byckling, Liisa 2009: Keisarinajan kulisseissa. Helsingin venäläisen teatterin historia 1868–1918. [In the Wings of the Imperial time. The history of the Russian theatre in Helsinki 1868–1918.] Helsinki: SKS. Degerholm, Emilie 1900: Vid Svenska scenen i Helsingfors. Minnen och bilder. [Del I.] [By the Swedish stage in Helsinki. Memories and images. Part I.] Tecknade af E. D. Helsingfors: G. W. Edlunds förlag. Fewster, Derek 2006: Visions of Past Glory. Nationalism and the Construction of Early Finnish History. Studia Fennica. Historica 11. Helsinki: SKS. von Frenckell, Ester-Margaret 1972: ABC för teaterpubliken. [The ABCbook for the theatre audiences.] Porvoo: Söderströms & Co. Hirn, Sven 1998: Alati kiertueella. Teatterimme varhaisvaiheita vuoteen 1870. [Constantly on tour. Early phases of our theatre until 1870]. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press. Kuhlberg, Svante K 2002: Venäläiset kauppiaat Helsingin historiassa. [Russian merchants in the history of Helsinki.] Helsinki: Helsingin venäläinen kauppiasyhdistys. [The Russian society of merchants in Helsinki] Lüchou, Marianne 1977: Svenska Teatern i Helsingfors. Repertoar, styrelser och teaterchefer, konstnärlig personal 1860–1975. [Swedish Theatre in Helsinki. Repertory, boards, managers, artistic personnel 1860–1875]. Helsinki: Stiftelsen för Svenska Teatern i Helsingfors. Paavolainen, Pentti 2010: ”Nummisuutarit näyttämöllä.” [The Heath Cobblers on stage] in: Aleksis Kivi, Nummisuutarit, komedia viidessä näytöksessä. Kriittinen editio. [Aleksis Kivi, The Heath Cobblers, Comedy in five acts. Critical edition.] Toim. Jyrki Nummi, Sakari Katajamäki, Ossi Kokko, Petri Lauerma. Helsinki: SKS. pp. 129–155. Pikkanen, Ilona (Diss.) 2012: Casting the Ideal Past. A Narratological Close Reading of Eliel Aspelin-Haapkylä’s History of the Finnish Theatre Company (1906–1910). Acta Universitatis Tamperensis 1787. Tampere: Juvenes Press. Postlewait, Thomas 1991: “Historiography and the Theatrical Event: A Primer with Twelve Cruxes”. In: Theatre Journal 21. Vol 43 (1991), pp. 157–178. Savolainen, Pentti 1999: Ooppera Suomalaisen kulttuuri-identiteetin rakentajana. Fredrik Paciuksen, Kaarlo Bergbomin, Aino Acktén ja Martti Talvelan vaikutus suomalaiseen oopperataiteeseen ja kulttuuri-identiteettiin. [<strong>Opera</strong> in the Construction of Finnish Cultural Identity. The Influence of Fredrik Pacius, Kaarlo Bergbom, Aino Ackté and Martti Talvela in the 153
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