Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Elin Kallio (born April 23, 1859 Helsinki, Finland - died December 25, 1927, Helsinki) was a celebrated pioneering Finnish gymnast. She is considered the founder of the women’s gymnastic movement in Finland.Kallio was educated at the Stockholm Royal Gymnastic Institute. She was a gymnastics instructor for thirty-four years at private Finnish girls schools and at the University of Helsinki. She founded the first Finnish association for female gymnasts in 1876 and this developed into the Federation of Finnish Women Gymnasts in 1896.Kallio wrote extensively on the subject of gymnastics and women's physical education.In 1959, a hundred years after her birth she was commemorated on a Finnish postal stamp."@en }
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- Elin_Kallio abstract "Elin Kallio (born April 23, 1859 Helsinki, Finland - died December 25, 1927, Helsinki) was a celebrated pioneering Finnish gymnast. She is considered the founder of the women’s gymnastic movement in Finland.Kallio was educated at the Stockholm Royal Gymnastic Institute. She was a gymnastics instructor for thirty-four years at private Finnish girls schools and at the University of Helsinki. She founded the first Finnish association for female gymnasts in 1876 and this developed into the Federation of Finnish Women Gymnasts in 1896.Kallio wrote extensively on the subject of gymnastics and women's physical education.In 1959, a hundred years after her birth she was commemorated on a Finnish postal stamp.".
- Q4957891 abstract "Elin Kallio (born April 23, 1859 Helsinki, Finland - died December 25, 1927, Helsinki) was a celebrated pioneering Finnish gymnast. She is considered the founder of the women’s gymnastic movement in Finland.Kallio was educated at the Stockholm Royal Gymnastic Institute. She was a gymnastics instructor for thirty-four years at private Finnish girls schools and at the University of Helsinki. She founded the first Finnish association for female gymnasts in 1876 and this developed into the Federation of Finnish Women Gymnasts in 1896.Kallio wrote extensively on the subject of gymnastics and women's physical education.In 1959, a hundred years after her birth she was commemorated on a Finnish postal stamp.".