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designed by
Aarne Hytönen and Risto-Veikko
Luukkonen and
built in 1935 as
Messuhalli (Exhibition Hall). It is
located near the
Olympic Stadium, the
Opera House...
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boxing competition at the 1952
Summer Olympics. The
events were held at
Messuhalli. From this
edition of the
Olympic Games, the
bronze medal match was abolished...
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London 1948: Harrin**** Arena,
London Helsinki 1952:
Tennis Palace and
Messuhalli II, both in
Helsinki Melbourne 1956:
Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne...
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wrestling and
eight classes in
freestyle wrestling. The
events were held at
Messuhalli. A
total of 244
wrestlers from 37
nations competed at the
Helsinki Games:...
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Davis performing at Töölö
Sports Hall (
Messuhalli) in Helsinki, Finland, in
October 1964...
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heavyweight class up from 82.5 kg to 90 kg. The
events were held at
Messuhalli. Argentina (5) Australia (3) Austria (4) Belgium (2) Brazil (3) Burma (2)...
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women and 8 for men. All
events were held
between 19 and 24 July in the
Messuhalli building in Helsinki. Men's
events were held in
Exhibition Hall I while...
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Shooting (pistol/ rifle)
Maunula –
Cycling (road)
Meilahti –
Rowing Messuhalli –
Basketball (final), boxing, gymnastics, weightlifting,
wrestling Olympic...
- 1952
Summer Olympics in
Helsinki took
place from 20 July to 23 July at
Messuhalli.
Nations were
limited to one competitor.
Welterweight was the fourth-heaviest...
- The
founding party of the Finland-USSR
Society in
Messuhalli, 1944...
