Examples of using Mannerheim in English and their translations into German
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This is Dr. Mannerheim.
Mannerheim took a clearly opposing view.
This is our new secret weapon, approved by Mannerheim.
Mannerheim proved to be a brave leader.
And the Winter War was not the last war in which Mannerheim fought against Russia.
Gustaf Mannerheim started his education in Helsinki.
It was only when the Bolshevikrevolution of 1917 crushed the old order that Mannerheim realised his ties of loyalty to Russia had been cut.
General Mannerheim, bronze bust, 70 cm, sculpted by Emil Wikström(1864-1942) in 1919.
The Soviet Union readily interjected when Mannerheim formed the topic of public discussion in Finland.
To Russians, Mannerheim is above all the cultivated young officer of the Chevalier Guards who stood by Nicholas II during coronation procession.
The only object brought to themuseum later is a classic portrait of Mannerheim painted in 1929 by a good friend of his, the prominent artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela.
Mannerheim was a Finn by birth, but he joined the Russian army in the autumn of 1887, at the age of 20, and served the emperor for 30 years.
In their session in late May, 1942,the government made the decision to grant Mannerheim the new and unique title of Marshal of Finland on following grounds.
For nearly thirty years Mannerheim served as an officer in the Russian Imperial army, starting as a Cornet and advancing to the rank of Lieutenant General.
Listen to a unique recording with interesting views of Adolf Hitler during his visit to Finland in1942 during an interview with the Finnish General Carl Mannerheim, who had just celebrated a birthday.
Before leaving for Russia Mannerheim had lived in an environment fully aware of the special position of Finland as an autonomous state.
A visit to the museum and the guides' stories are sure to provide a new kind of experience," says Ranki,"even for people who have read their war history andthink they already know everything about Mannerheim.
Mannerheim Museum- Dedicated to Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, this popular museum showcases his military history and the details of his interesting life.
In Helsinki,there was a lot of gossip about the ladies who were seen in the company of Mannerheim, some of whom were Hanna Granfelt, an opera singer, and Gertrud Wichman, who was in the service of the Red Cross.
In Finnish eyes Mannerheim stands tall as the elderly marshal, a man of honour and a fatherly figure whose moral integrity and intelligence could always be trusted.
By the time the Finnish revolution eventually breaks out in late January 1918,Svinhufvud and his fascistic military commander General Mannerheim, a former officer in the tsarist military, will have had time to mobilize German shock troops and arm counter-revolutionary white guards, placing them in a much stronger position for the battles to come.
Mannerheim, who served in the Russian army, first commanded the Separate Cavalry Brigade of the Guard, consisting of the Uhlan Regiment of Life Guard, the Grodno Hussar Regiment and one artillery battery.
As the World War was still continuing, Mannerheim remained Commander-in-Chief after the end of the Winter War, although this duty normally belonged to the president in the time of peace.
Mannerheim was neurotically meticulous not only about his appearance, but also about his public image: He demanded the right to inspect all photos of him before publication to make sure that no signs of fatigue were visible.
When the plans of the monarchists had collapsed in autumn 1918, Mannerheim, who was Regent, ratified the republican form of government in summer 1919, in spite of the temptations of some of his supporters with similar aims relating to foreign policy.
Carl Gustaf Mannerheim may refer to:* Carl Gustaf von Mannerheim(1797-1854), Finnish entomologist and governor* Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim(1867-1951), soldier, statesman, and President of Finland; grandson of the entomologist.
Under the supervision of the Control Commission of the Allied Forces, Mannerheim had to accept several averse solutions, some of which were the abolition of the Civil Guards, the Lotta Svärd organization and the Union of the Finnish Brothers-in-Arms, all of which had so strongly contributed to the defence of Finland.
Life& society History How Mannerheim helped Finland earn its independence Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, Finland's most famous military leader, helped his countrymen earn"their own independent lives within the family of free peoples.
The paternal line of the Mannerheim family had come to Sweden from the Netherlands in the 17th century and had great influence on the conditions in Finland during the first decades of autonomy.
Even before the war Mannerheim had already been the target of Soviet propaganda, and during the war he was, together with President Risto Ryti and the powerful social-democratic leader Väinö Tanner, the scapegoat of the adversary.