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Mannerheim

American  
[mah-nuhr-heym] / ˈmɑ nərˌheɪm /

noun

  1. Baron Carl Gustaf Emil von 1867–1951, Finnish soldier and statesman.


Mannerheim British  
/ ˈmænəˌheɪm /

noun

  1. Baron Carl Gustaf Emil . 1867–1951, Finnish soldier and statesman; president of Finland (1944–46)

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When the Allies won the war, Svinhufvud resigned, General Baron Mannerheim came to power.

From Time Magazine Archive

What Hitler almost certainly wanted from Mannerheim was joint German-Finnish offensive action soon, probably against the Murmansk railroad, perhaps also against Leningrad.

From Time Magazine Archive

Out of them came a Finnish hope that Moscow would deal with Mannerheim.

From Time Magazine Archive

Knocked in the head were excited reports from Stockholm and Berlin that Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustav Emil Mannerheim, Commander in Chief of the Finnish Army, would stand for election.

From Time Magazine Archive

Get messages off to Baron Leonar and young Mannerheim, to Russ and Olderman.

From Adaptation by Schoenherr, John

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