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Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky . Carl Gustaf Emil, svobodný pán z Mannerheimu ( 16. června 1867 na zámku Louhisaari – 27. ledna 1951 Lausanne ) byl finský šlechtic , politik , diplomat a vojevůdce , jeden ze zakladatelů samostatného Finska a jeho 6.
Da sinistra, Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, Adolf Hitler e Risto Ryti. L'incontro privato fra Hitler e Mannerheim. La registrazione Hitler-Mannerheim è un documento sonoro riportante un colloquio privato tra Adolf Hitler e Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, all'epoca comandante supremo delle Forze di difesa finlandesi, avvenuto il 4 giugno 1942 in occasione di una visita di Hitler in Finlandia per il ...
Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim died on January 28 (Finnish time, January 27 local time), 1951 in the Cantonal hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland. He was buried on February 4, 1951, in the Hietaniemi cemetery in Helsinki in a state funeral with full military honors, and today retains respect as one of Finland's greatest statesmen.
Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (4. kesäkuuta 1867 Askainen – 27. tammikuuta 1951 Lausanne, Sveitsi) oli itsenäisen Suomen toinen valtionhoitaja (1918–1919), kuudes presidentti (1944–1946), sotien aikainen puolustusvoimien ylipäällikkö (1918–1919 ja 1939–1945) ja Suomen marsalkka.
Ar baron Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (distaget [ kɑːɭ ˈɡɵsˈtav ˈeːmɪl ˈmanːɛrˈhɛɪm] e svedeg) ( Askainen, Finland, 1867 - Lausanne, Suis, 1951) a oa un ofiser hag ur politiker finlandat, a voe marichal en arme e vro ha c'hwec'hvet prezidant Republik Finland ( 1944 - 1946 ). Ganet e voe en ur familh svedegerien eus an noblañs ...
Mannerheim (1940) Freiherr Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim [ ˈmɑnːɛrheim] anhören ⓘ /? (* 4. Juni 1867 auf Schloss Louhisaari in Askainen, Großfürstentum Finnland; † 27. Januar 1951 in Lausanne) war ein finnlandschwedischer Offizier und Staatsmann.
Friherre (Baron) Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (1867-1951) was born to the Swedish-speaking nobility of the Grand-Duchy of Finland. His father, Count Carl Robert Mannerheim (1835-1914) , had left the family after the collapse of his business and fled to Paris with his mistress, leaving the children alone with their mother, Countess Hélène Mannerheim (1842-1881) .
