Biaudet, Henry, 1869-1915

found: Liisi Karttunen vuosisadan alun historiantutkija Henry Biaudet'in ryhmässä, 1997:back cover (Henry Biaudet (1870-1915))

found: Kuka kukin oli, 1961(Biaudet, Henry; historian; b. Apr. 5, 1969, d. Sept. 17, 1915)

found: Six lettres inédites de Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt a Francis d'Ivernois, 1912:title page (Henry Biaudet)

found: Wikipeidia, via WWW, December 15, 2011(Henry Biaudet; Finnish historian; born April 5, 1869 in Heidelberg; son of Gabriel Biaudet and Marie Louise Gerber; initially had a military career, attending the Hamina Cadet School in 1892 and then serving in the Häme Rifle Battalion from 1894-1899; graduated with a BA in philosophy in 1901 and a Doctorate in 1906; from 1902-1915 he gathered material from Southern and Central European archives, especially the Vatican's secret archives, with the aim of rewriting the history of the Reformation in Sweden using a previously untapped source of Catholic material; died October 17, 1915)

found: Biografiakeskus, via WWW, December 15, 2011(Biaudet, Henry (1869-1915); activist, historian; lived for more than half his life outside of Finland, but was a Finnish nationalist; was involved from the beginning of the Leo Mechelin-led passive resistance organization that fought on behalf of Finnish autonomy; his field of specialization was Finnish propaganda abroad; under the leadership of the Vatican archives, he started the Finnish publication of documents in the archives)