Ánná Helena "Annok" Sarri Nordrå (January 14, 1931 Nikkaluokta, Gällivare, Sweden – May 4, 2013 Kiruna, Sweden) was a Northern Saami-Swedish author, journalist, and translator. She wrote mainly in Norwegian and Swedish, although she also translated books into Northern Saami.
Biography Anna Helena Sarri was born on January 14, 1931, in the small Sámi village of Nikkaluokta, Gällivare, Sweden, the second youngest of the 14 children Nigo Sarri (Nils Olsson Sarri) and Márjá Sarri (néé Haugli; Maria Sarri) had. Her oldest brother was a well-known tourist guide and weather forecaster in northern Sweden and two of her other brothers — and Per Sarri — played an important role in helping Norwegian resistance fighters across the mountains along the Norwegian-Swedish border as part of the intelligence and sabotage operation .
She was married to the Norwegian author Olav Nordrå (1919–1994).
Bibliography Books The Ravna trilogy 1973 – Ravnas vinter 1975 – Fjellvuggen 1981 – Avskjed med Saivo
Other books 1977 – Gutten som ville sette spor etter seg 1989 – Lapplandsraderingar 2004 – Eldsjälen Lennart Wallmark: rektor på Samernas Folkhögskola 1947-72, together with Anna Maria Blind Olsson
Short stories 1981 – "Jåvna", in Gustavsen, John and Sandvik, Kjell. Vår jord er vårt liv
Translations 1966 – Parker, Bertha Morris. Ná dat šad'det ja sturrut, together with
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