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Santahamina (Swedish: Sandhamn) is an
island and
neighbourhood of
Eastern Helsinki, Finland. At
present it is a
military base
housing the
Guard Jaeger...
- for the
Helsinki prison camp,
which included the
camps of Suomenlinna,
Santahamina,
Katajanokka and Isosaari. The camp was
established in
April 1918 after...
- jääkärirykmentti; Swedish: Gardesjägarregementet) is a
Finnish Army unit
located in
Santahamina, an
island district of Helsinki. The
regiment trains Guard jaegers for...
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Yacht Club (KSSS)
operated in
Sollenkroka Fladen (before they
moved to
Santahamina). Carl
Anton sings about Vindö in "Överbyvals,"
where the island's beauty...
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Defence Forces and the
Finnish Border Guard. The main
campus is
located in
Santahamina, Helsinki.
Prior to 2007, the
school referred to itself, in English,...
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further extensions, to
Sibbesborg and Eriksnäs.
Santahamina -
Airport (the
second metro line)
Santahamina (Sandhamn)
Gunillantie (Gunillavägen) Laajasalo...
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Puotinharju Punavuori Rastila Reimarla Roihuvuori Ruoholahti Ruskeasuo Santahamina Siilitie Siltamäki
Suomenlinna Suurmetsä
Suutarila Sörnäinen Tammisalo...
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military islands of
Vallisaari and
Isosaari are now open to the public, but
Santahamina is
still in
military use. The most
historic and
remarkable island is...
- 1863 and 1864
redoubts were
built on Vallisaari,
Kuninkaansaari and
Santahamina islands. In 1860s and 1870s
Russia purchased and then
built under license...
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other villages were also
designated for
instance in
Otaniemi and the
Santahamina military base. Both Olympiakylä and Kisakylä
areas are
listed by Docomomo...
