Suède-Norvège
Ragna Linné was a nineteenth and twentieth century classical soprano born in Oslo during the period of Union between Sweden and Norway and of Swedish/Norwegian roots who encountered the Baháʼí Faith after she moved to Chicago. She traveled back to Norway at least in 1908. She was visible as a Baháʼí circa 1908 in newspapers and to 1916 in the magazine Star of the West by Baháʼís. She was at the 1912 convention, attended by ʻAbdu'l-Bahá, then head of the religion.