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Harras Vilhelm Johannes Kyttä (25 June 1912,
Helsinki – 12
March 1985) was a
Finnish jurist and politician. He
served as
Minister of the
Interior from...
- kitą, or kıta in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Look up kýta, kȳta, or
kyttä in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Kita or KITA may
refer to: Kita (surname)...
- (1970). Seinäjoen
historia I (in Finnish). Seinäjoen kaupunki.
Annikki Kyttä &
Tenho Takalo (1977). Seinäjoen
historia II (in Finnish). Seinäjoen kaupunki...
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ideal student who
worked hard, and
wanted to learn.
Charles "Chuck" John
Kytta, 34, of Elizabethtown. He was a loan
officer at
Citizens and
Fidelity Bank...
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later released in
Germany and
Sweden as Rock 'n Cop, in
Finland as Rocki-
kyttä (Rocki-Cop), in
France as
Super Durand (roughly, "Super Jones" or "Super...
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Bonsdorff (1946)
Walter Gräsbeck [fi] (1946)
Berndt Grönblom (1946)
Wilho Kyttä [fi] (1946) Juho
Kusti Paasikivi (1946) Eero Mäkinen [fi] (1946)
Eliel Saarinen...
- ****ens 1917 (acting)
Kaarlo Collan 1917–1922
Ilmari Helenius 1922–1932
Wilho Kyttä 1932–1949
Erkki Härmä 1949–1957 Esko
Kulovaara 1957–1971
Sylvi Siltanen...
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Presidents Eino
Saari 1951–1958 Veli
Merikoski 1959–1960
Harras Kyttä 1961–1963 Esa
Kaitila 1964–1965
General Secretaries Osmo
Kupiainen 1951–
Pekka Malinen...
- 1956
Vilho Väyrynen
Social Democratic Party 3.3.1956 – 27.5.1957
Harras Kyttä Finnish People's
Party 27.5.1957 – 2.9.1957
Teuvo Aura
Independent politician...
- practice. Parti****tory
Learning and Action, 54:13–19. Kahila-Tani, M.,
Kyttä, M., & Geertman, S. 2019. Does
mapping improve public parti****tion? Exploring...
