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Maria Tynni-Haavio (3
October 1913 – 21
October 1997) was a
Finnish poet and translator. She is best
known for
editing and
translating European poetry...
- 1928. Of the 146 medalists, 11 were
women and only
Finnish author Aale
Tynni was
awarded gold.
Germany was the most
successful nation, with
eight gold...
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translator Aale
Tynni. The
collection was
chiefly written in 1936 and
published in 1938
became her
first written work.
Petri Liukkonen. "Aale
Tynni".
Books and...
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Ordovician acritarchs from the
Rapla borehole, Estonia. A
Uutela and R
Tynni, 1991 "Cheleutochroa". The
Encyclopedia of Life.
Cheleutochroa at fossiilid...
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influential researcher of
Finnish mythology. In 1960,
Haavio married Aale
Tynni,
after his
first wife Elsa Enäjärvi-Haavio died in 1951 of cancer. His daughter...
- (Kaj
Chydenius /
Jacopone Da Todi, Aale
Tynni) Vain
taivasta ****kaset
katsovat (Jussi
Chydenius / Aale
Tynni)
Kaikki maat, te
riemuitkaatte (Mia Makaroff...
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Heikki Turunen,
Finnish writer Tarja Turunen,
Finnish singer-songwriter Aale
Tynni,
Finnish poet
Lauri Törni, born in Viipuri, Törni was a
soldier and winner...
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Tinnis Castle or
Tynnis Castle was
formerly a
Scottish tower house or
castle at Old
Tinnis in the
parish of Yarrow,
Scottish Borders, or
former county...
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language Aale
Sariola (1882-1948),
Finnish clergyman and
politician Aale
Tynni (1913–1997),
Finnish poet and
translator Padali Aale,
Indian village This...
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Category Gold
Silver Bronze Lyric works Aale
Tynni (FIN) "Laurel of ****as" Ernst van Heerden (RSA) "Six Poems" Gilbert Prouteau (FRA) "Rythme du Stade"...
