Hội An
Hội An is a city on Vietnam's central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city's melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda.
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Kirka
Finnish musician
Martti Metsäketo
Musician
Oiva Kallio
Finnish architect
Olavi Hurmerinta
Finnish artist
Onni Tarjanne
Finnish architect
Onni Gideon
Musician
Ossi Malinen Musician
Musician
Otto Kotilainen
Finnish composer
Aimo Tukiainen
Sculptor
Aimo Kanerva
Artist
Aino Lehtimäki
Actress
Albert von Hellens
Former Minister of the Interior of Finland
Allan Serlachius
Finnish lawyer
Armas Otto Väisänen
Finnish musical scholar
Arto Nilsson
Boxer
Artturi Kannisto
Arvo Turtiainen
Finnish writer
Atte Pakkanen
Former Member of Finnish Parliament
Axel Fredrik Londen
Olympic athlete
Birgit Kronström
Finnish actress
Brita Polttila
Writer ‧ Eva Polttila's mother
Bruno Ahlberg
Finnish boxer
Caspar Wrede
Theatre director
Claes Gustaf Robert Charpentier
Edvard Fazer
Pianist
Eero Leväluoma
Actor
Eero Väre
Musician
Eino Rautavaara
Finnish opera singer
Elsa EnäjärviHaavio
Emmy Achté
Finnish music performer
Erik Bergman
Composer
Erkki Aaltonen
Finnish composer
Esko Elstelä
Finnish screenwriter
Grels Teir
Former Member of Finnish Parliament
Gunnar Berndtson
Finnish painter
Gustaf Magnusson
Military personnel
Gustaf Idman
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Daniel Nyblin
Finnish photographer
Hanna Taini
Film actor
Hanna Rönnberg
Finnish artist
Harras Kyttä
Finnish jurist
Heikki Määttänen
Finnish actor
Heikki Aho
Film director
Heikki Suolahti
Finnish composer
Helvi Sipilä
Finnish diplomat
Hilja Haahti
Writer
Hjalmar Nyström
Olympic athlete
