- Karl
Fazer Milk Chocolate,
commonly known as
Fazer Blue (Finnish:
Fazerin Sininen, Swedish:
Fazers blå), is a
Finnish brand of milk
chocolate owned by the...
- in Finland. He died in Helsinki. Aino,
Opera in 2 acts, Op. 50 (1912)
Sininen helmi (The Blue Pearl), Ballet, Op. 160 (1930)
Prinsessa Ruusunen (Sleeping...
- Fazer's most
notable products include its
classic Fazer Blue (Fazerin
sininen) milk chocolate,
widely regarded as one of Finland's most
respected brands...
- (Finnish: Korjausliike, abbr. Korj),
previously known as Blue
Reform (Finnish:
Sininen tulevaisuus/Siniset), was a
Finnish conservative political party. It was...
- Blue
Highway (Norwegian: Blå vegen, Swedish: Blå vägen, Finnish:
Sininen tie, Russian: Голубая дорога) is an
international tourist route from
Norway via...
-
borrowed from RuneQuest. A
review in the
Finnish role-playing game
magazine Sininen Lohikäärme
compared the game
system to that of
Tunnels & Trolls. To provide...
-
suburb Sörnäinen at the time. Its
products included the well-recognized
Sininen Lenkki sausage.
Kariniemi was a
producer of
chicken meat. Sörnäinen area...
- classic. This is
particularly true of the
Fazer Blue (Finnish:
Fazerin Sininen, Swedish:
Fazer Blå), a
brand of
chocolate that is
often compared to salmiakki...
- the name
Lauri Sauramo. He also
wrote under the
names Lauri Soini, L.
Sininen, and Juho Ahava. 1895
Runopisareita 1896
Savon saloilta 1896
Saaressa 1897...
- Helsinki: WSOY. pp. 441–463. ISBN 978-951-0-35452-0. von Bagh,
Peter (2007).
Sininen laulu. Itsenäisen
Suomen taiteen tarina [Blue song. The
story of independent...
