| LC control no. | nb 98032250 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Rink, Signe |
| Variant(s) | Møller, Signe |
| Associated country | Greenland Denmark |
| Birth date | 1836-01-24 |
| Death date | 1909-04-19 |
| Place of birth | Paamiut (Greenland) |
| Place of death | Oslo (Norway) |
| Profession or occupation | Authors Translators Ethnologists |
| Found in | Kajakmænd, 1896: title page (Signe Rink) Hansêraq. Vestgrønlænder Kateket Hansêraks dagbog om de hedenske Østgrønlændere, 1900: title page (oversat fra grønlandsk og forklaret af Signe Rink) Eden of the north, [2014]: title page (Signe Rink) biographical note (Signe Rink (née Miller, 1836-1909); born and raised in Greenland, sent age 14 to Denmark to be educated and while there married geologist Johannes Rink; founded the first newspaper in Greenland and studied the Greenlandic culture; returned to Denmark in 1883) Wikipedia (Danish version), viewed 17 June 2016: Signe Rink (24 January 1836 at Paamiut-19 April 1909 at Oslo; born Nathalie Sophie Nielsine Caroline Møller; Greenlandic writer and ethnologist; born and raised in Greenland as the daughter of colony manager Jørgen Nielsen Møller, in 1850 she was sent to school in Denmark, where she married on 28 April 1853 Hinrich Rink; moved to Denmark in 1868 and to Oslo, where their daughter lived, in 1883; translated books into Danish, English and French) OCLC, 17 June 2016 (headings: Rink, Signe; Rink, Signe Møller, 1836-1909) |
| Associated language | kal dan eng fre |
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