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Tuomas Bryggari (8
December 1881 – 31
October 1964) was a
Finnish trade unionist,
politician and
member of the
Parliament of Finland, the
national legislature...
- 1963 –
Mesut Cemil,
Turkish cellist and
composer (b. 1902) 1964 –
Tuomas Bryggari,
Finnish politician (b. 1881) 1972 – Bill Durnan,
Canadian ice
hockey player...
- Fillmore,
American composer,
bandleader (d. 1956)
December 8 –
Tuomas Bryggari,
Finnish politician (d. 1964)
December 16 –
Henri Dentz,
French general...
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Johannes Aavik,
Estonian linguist and
philologist (d. 1973) 1881 –
Tuomas Bryggari,
Finnish politician (d. 1964) 1881 –
Albert Gleizes,
French painter (d...
- include:
Tuomas Aho,
Finnish footballer Tuomas Anhava,
Finnish writer Tuomas Bryggari (1881-1964),
Finnish politician Tuomas Enbuske,
Finnish radio and TV presenter...
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Uusimaa [17] Brander, Uuno 1870 M
National Progressive Party Oulu
South [18]
Bryggari,
Tuomas 1881 M
Social Democratic Party Vaasa East [19] Eerola,
Albert 1874...
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Parliament of Finland.
Retrieved 4
August 2023. "Kansanedustajat:
Tuomas Bryggari" (in Finnish). Helsinki, Finland:
Parliament of Finland.
Retrieved 13 August...
- on 17 and 18
March 1945: The
following candidates were elected:
Tuomas Bryggari (SDP); Päiviö Hetemäki (Kok);
Vilho Lehtonen (SKDL); Eino Möttönen (ML);...
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Construction Trade Union 1924–1930 Succeeded by
Tuomas Bryggari Preceded by
Tuomas Bryggari President of the
Construction Trade Union 1939–1945 Succeeded by...
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while in 2020, it had 69,060 members. 1924: Uno
Nurminen 1930:
Tuomas Bryggari 1939: Uno
Nurminen 1945:
Viljo Rautelin 1955:
Aarne Saarinen 1967: Erkki...
