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Jón Stefán Sveinsson, better known as "Nonni" (16 November 1857 in Möðruvellir in Hörgárdalur – 16 October 1944 in Cologne) was an Icelandic children's writer and member of the Society of Jesus. He left Iceland in 1870 for France, where he converted to Catholicism. His children's stories concerning a character named Nonni are well known in Iceland and parts of Europe. Nonni's House (Nonnahús) his childhood home in Akureyri is now a museum to his life and works and he has featured on postage stamps. Jón Sveinsson's stories of growing up with his brother Ármann, nicknamed "Manni", were adapted into the television series Nonni and Manni.

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  • Jón Sveinsson (de)
  • Jón Sveinsson (fr)
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  • Jón Sveinsson (nl)
  • Jón Sveinsson (pl)
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  • Jón Stefán „Nonni“ Sveinsson (* 16. November 1857 in Möðruvellir, Island; † 16. Oktober 1944 in Köln) ist durch seine Nonni-Bücher einer der in Deutschland bekanntesten isländischen Schriftsteller. Seit 1878 gehörte er dem Jesuitenorden an. Er veröffentlichte seine Werke weltweit unter dem Namen Jón Svensson, mit Ausnahme Islands, wo sein patronymischer Nachname unverändert „Sveinsson“ lautet. (de)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson, better known as "Nonni" (16 November 1857 in Möðruvellir in Hörgárdalur – 16 October 1944 in Cologne) was an Icelandic children's writer and member of the Society of Jesus. He left Iceland in 1870 for France, where he converted to Catholicism. His children's stories concerning a character named Nonni are well known in Iceland and parts of Europe. Nonni's House (Nonnahús) his childhood home in Akureyri is now a museum to his life and works and he has featured on postage stamps. Jón Sveinsson's stories of growing up with his brother Ármann, nicknamed "Manni", were adapted into the television series Nonni and Manni. (en)
  • Jón Stefan Sveinsson (surnommé Nonni), né le 16 novembre 1857 à , près d’Akureyri (Islande, alors sous la couronne danoise) et mort le 16 octobre 1944 à Cologne (Allemagne), est un prêtre jésuite islandais, auteur de très populaires livres pour enfants dont le héros s’appelait « Nonni ». (fr)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson, beter bekend onder zijn koosnaam 'Nonni' (Möðruvellir, 16 november 1857 – Keulen, 16 oktober 1944) was een IJslandse kinderboekenschrijver en Rooms-katholieke priester. (nl)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson (ur. 16 listopada 1857 w na Islandii, zm. 16 października 1944 w Kolonii) – islandzki pisarz i jezuita. Znany był też pod pseudonimem Nonni. Studiował teologię na uniwersytetach w Europie i jako duchowny jezuicki wykładał w szkołach katolickich m.in. Danii i Niemiec. Najbardziej znany jest ze swoich książek dla dzieci, a będących jego osobistymi przeżyciami z Islandii. W Dwudziestoleciu Międzywojennych wydano w Krakowie, nakładem Wydawnictwa Księży Jezuitów kilka tłumaczeń jego książek, jednak z odmienną pisownią nazwiska autora: Jón Svensson. (pl)
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  • Jón Stefán „Nonni“ Sveinsson (* 16. November 1857 in Möðruvellir, Island; † 16. Oktober 1944 in Köln) ist durch seine Nonni-Bücher einer der in Deutschland bekanntesten isländischen Schriftsteller. Seit 1878 gehörte er dem Jesuitenorden an. Er veröffentlichte seine Werke weltweit unter dem Namen Jón Svensson, mit Ausnahme Islands, wo sein patronymischer Nachname unverändert „Sveinsson“ lautet. (de)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson, better known as "Nonni" (16 November 1857 in Möðruvellir in Hörgárdalur – 16 October 1944 in Cologne) was an Icelandic children's writer and member of the Society of Jesus. He left Iceland in 1870 for France, where he converted to Catholicism. His children's stories concerning a character named Nonni are well known in Iceland and parts of Europe. Nonni's House (Nonnahús) his childhood home in Akureyri is now a museum to his life and works and he has featured on postage stamps. Jón Sveinsson's stories of growing up with his brother Ármann, nicknamed "Manni", were adapted into the television series Nonni and Manni. (en)
  • Jón Stefan Sveinsson (surnommé Nonni), né le 16 novembre 1857 à , près d’Akureyri (Islande, alors sous la couronne danoise) et mort le 16 octobre 1944 à Cologne (Allemagne), est un prêtre jésuite islandais, auteur de très populaires livres pour enfants dont le héros s’appelait « Nonni ». (fr)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson, beter bekend onder zijn koosnaam 'Nonni' (Möðruvellir, 16 november 1857 – Keulen, 16 oktober 1944) was een IJslandse kinderboekenschrijver en Rooms-katholieke priester. (nl)
  • Jón Stefán Sveinsson (ur. 16 listopada 1857 w na Islandii, zm. 16 października 1944 w Kolonii) – islandzki pisarz i jezuita. Znany był też pod pseudonimem Nonni. Studiował teologię na uniwersytetach w Europie i jako duchowny jezuicki wykładał w szkołach katolickich m.in. Danii i Niemiec. Najbardziej znany jest ze swoich książek dla dzieci, a będących jego osobistymi przeżyciami z Islandii. W Dwudziestoleciu Międzywojennych wydano w Krakowie, nakładem Wydawnictwa Księży Jezuitów kilka tłumaczeń jego książek, jednak z odmienną pisownią nazwiska autora: Jón Svensson. (pl)
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