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Wecksell (born 7 July 1991) is a
Swedish football defender. KIF Örebro DFF
Winner Swedish Cup: 2010 Runner-up Damallsvenskan: 2014 "Jennie
Wecksell"...
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Josef Julius Wecksell (19
March 1838 – 9
August 1907) was a
Finnish poet and playwright.
Wecksell was born at Turku, Finland. He was the son of the hatter...
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Richard "Xizt" Landström 7. Adil "ScreaM"
Benrlitom 8.
Jesper "JW"
Wecksell 9.
Spencer "Hiko"
Martin 10.
Ladislav "GuardiaN" Kovács 11. Adam "friberg"...
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Swastika Thor's
Hammer Thunderbolt Ukonvasara Vajra Valknut Forsman, Jaakko;
Wecksell, J. A.; Havu, I.; Salovaara, Hannes, eds. (1926). "Hakaristi".
Pieni Tietosanakirja...
- they were
again condemned to
death but reprieved. In 1862,
Josef Julius Wecksell used the
events in Åbo as a
basis for his
fictitious play
Daniel Hjort...
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Archived from the
original on 29
December 2010. Forsman, Jaakko;
Wecksell, J. A.; Havu, I.; Salovaara, Hannes, eds. (1926). "Hakaristi".
Pieni Tietosanakirja...
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Finnish poet
Josef Julius Wecksell "Demanten på marssnön" ("The
Diamond on the
March Snow"), Op. 36/6 (1900); text by
Wecksell The
collection was first...
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suursanakirja (in Finnish). WSOY. ISBN 951-0-22044-2. Schoolfield, G.C. (1984). "
Wecksell,
Josef Julius (1838–1907)". In Hochman,
Stanley (ed.). McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia...
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Desire (as Stanley)
Georg Büchner: Danton's
death (as Danton)
Josef Julius Wecksell:
Daniel Hjort (as Olavi)
Tuulikki 1934 (Odeon A 228258) – a
waltz Tuohinen...
- tied with the
fnatic players of
Robin "flusha" Rönnquist,
Jesper "JW"
Wecksell, and
Markus "pronax"
Wallsten in
terms of
major wins.
Astralis were described...
