List of Finns

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This is a list of notable people from Finland. Finland is a Nordic country located between Sweden, Norway and Russia.

Contents

Actors and actresses

Architects

Visual artists

Business people

Computer pioneers

Designers

Filmmakers

Musicians

Classical

Electronic

Folk

Metal

Opera

Other

A–M

N–Z

Musical groups

Philosophers

Politicians

Scientists

Soldiers

Sportspeople

Athletics

Basketball

Football

Ice hockey

A–K

L–Q

R–Z

Motorsports

Rowing

Winter sports

Other

Theologians, clergymen

Writers

Other notables

See also

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