Category:Elsa Brändström

**Elsa Brändström**
	Swedish nurse (1888-1948)
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Date of birth	26 March 1888; Saint Petersburg
Date of death	4 March 1948; Cambridge
Place of burial	Norra begravningsplatsen (59°21′25.2″N 18°1′27.1″E, Kvarter 11F, gravnummer 1, 1948–);
Country of citizenship	Sweden;
Occupation	nurse; teacher; philanthropist; nurse scientist;
Field of work	philanthropy; nursing; World War I;
Father	Edvard Brändström;
Mother	Anna Vilhelmina Brändström;
Sibling	Erik Brändström;
Spouse	Robert Ulich (1929–);
Award received	Royal Order of the Seraphim; honorary doctor of the University of Tübingen; honorary doctor of the University of Königsberg; honorary doctor of the University of Uppsala; Prince Carl Medal (1946);
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English: Elsa Brändström (*March 26, 1888 – † March 4, 1948) was a Swedish nurse and an organizer/fund raiser of some welfare organisations. Because of her commitment to POWs, she became famous as a “patron saint” for soldiers. In Germany, many streets, schools and institutions are named after her.

Deutsch: Elsa Brändström (* 26. März 1888 in Sankt Petersburg; † 4. März 1948 in Boston, USA) war eine schwedische Philanthropin, bekannt als Engel von Sibirien in den russischen Gefangenenlagern des Ersten Weltkrieges.