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Karl Lindholm

Also known as Karl Fredrik Lindholm

rosyjski żeglarz, medalista olimpijski

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Type: Person
Gender: Male
Origin: Finland
Active from: 1952-03-31

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Iso "Kynä" Lindholm1972
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Karl Lindholm (ur. 5 maja 1860 w Turku, zm. 4 lutego 1917 w Sankt Petersburgu) – rosyjski żeglarz, olimpijczyk, zdobywca brązowego medalu w regatach na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich w 1912 roku w Sztokholmie. Na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1912 zdobył brąz w żeglarskiej klasie 10 metrów. Załogę jachtu Gallia II tworzyli również Esper Biełosielski, Ernest Brasche, Nikołaj Pusznicki, Aleksandr Rodionow, Iosif Schomaker i Philip Strauch.

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date of death: 1917-02-04
date of birth: 1860-05-05

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