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Mikko Kaarna (1
October 1911 – 30
August 2010) was a
Finnish farmer and politician, born in Lappee. He was a
member of the
Parliament of
Finland from 1960...
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Kaarna (also
Christjan Kaarna and
Kristjan Kaarna; 20
October 1882 – 1
January 1943) was an
Estonian journalist, banker, and politician.
Kaarna was...
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Leena Kaarna (born 26
November 1939) is a
Finnish athlete. She
competed in the women's high jump at the 1964
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild;...
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commanding officers, such as the
happy and
slightly senile Captain Kaarna, the
young and
idealistic 2nd
Lieutenant Kariluoto, the calm and modest...
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Cheverie Frank Vestreng Gavin Morgan Geir Hoff Geir
Myhre Greg Day
Ilkka Kaarna Jan-Roar ****erli Jim
Marthinsen Jiri
Latal Johan Åkerman
Johan Brummer Jon-Magne...
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Kalliokoski Miettunen Vilhula Kekkonen Eskola Sukselainen Kaasalainen Uusitalo Kaarna Karpola Ruokola Juhantalo Kääriäinen
Mattila Saari Pekkarinen Kalli Tiilikainen...
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follows the
command officers, such as the
happy and
slightly senile Captain Kaarna, the
young and
idealistic Captain Kariluoto and the
strict and unsympathetic...
- just 2 wins in 16 games. He was
first replaced by
general manager Ilkka Kaarna and on
January 7, 2006, by
former Finland national team head
coach Hannu...
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suomalainen autotuotanto".
Moottori (in Finnish).
Retrieved 17 July 2024.
Kaarna,
Pertti (1989).
Ajetaanpa automobiililla (in Finnish). Helsinki: Suomen...
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Kalliokoski Miettunen Vilhula Kekkonen Eskola Sukselainen Kaasalainen Uusitalo Kaarna Karpola Ruokola Juhantalo Kääriäinen
Mattila Saari Pekkarinen Kalli Tiilikainen...
