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139: 583:. At the end of the civil war, Jussila worked as the manager of an ambulance, i.e. a mobile field hospital, provided by the Conservative Laestasianism movement. At the time, Jussila supported the view that the Reds should be severely punished for starting the riot. Starting from 1919, Jussila considered it important to support Fenno-nationalistic activity, with the purpose of "educating" the Finnish population of 22: 646:"helmet-wearing priests", who demanded more attention in the national budget toward securing the country's internal and external security. Despite his religious political interests, Jussila's Conservative Laestadian affiliation did not come up in the parliament. Other themes in his work in the parliament was developing 595:"), established for that purpose. Jussila's work with pastoral care in the Finnish speaker populated areas of Northern Sweden in the 1920s attracted ill attention from the Swedish national circles. Their view on the matter was that Finns were using pastoral care as a cover for political agitation. 645:
bill. Jussila expressed his strict views, supporting to retain the religious education in Volksschule, and to retain the public and legal status of the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church. He also supported increasing or at least keeping the Church budget, and was considered one of the so-called
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Up until his death, Oskari Jussila maintained his persuasion to remain faithful to his religious community. Since his death the relationship between the clergy and the Conservative Laestadianism grew more distant. Jussila's writings gained a central position in the Conservative Laedtadian
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In the early 1920s, Oskari Jussila reached a central position as an influential cleric within the Conservative Laestadian movement. In 1919 he was made the editor of newspaper, movement organ
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subgroup. The influence of the Elämän Sana group has dwindled since, and Jussila is better known as a religious composer and poet, with one hymn, "
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for multiple parishes, and the area provost of the Tornio area in 1938–1955. He also worked as editor for the religious newspapers
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for four months, participating in the investigation of the dispersion within Heidemanism, the local Laestadian movement.
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in the northern Oulu electoral district, and was elected. The other Laestadian parliament members were with the
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in 1922–1929 and 1930–1933. Jussila's father was Heikki Jussila (1863-1955), a Conservative Laestadian
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during the 1910 split. At the end of his studies he carried out interviews with Laestadians in the
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and his father Arthur Leopold Heideman. In the end of 1920, Jussila visited Michigan and
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Participation in the Finnish Civil War and Finnish activity in Northern Sweden
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a priest in Oulu in 1914. After this he worked temporary parish positions in
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In 1922, Jussila stood for the parliament membership elections with the
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in Kuopio classic lyceum in 1908 and began his theological studies in
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1920–1934, and in Alatornio from 1934 until his death in 1955.
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Rise to influential position within Conservative Laestadianism
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with the hymn number #316. In addition, the song collection
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in 1919–1945, as well as a member of parliament with the
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with support from the Conservative Laestadian movement.
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After graduating Volksschule, Oskari Jussila went to
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People from Kuopio Province (Grand Duchy of Finland)
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