Urho Karhumäki

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Olympic medal record
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	1936 Berlin	Epic works

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Urho Karhumäki (June 7, 1891, Multia – February 26, 1947, Vihti) was a Finnish poet. In 1936 he won a gold medal in the art competitions of the Olympic Games for his "Avoveteen" ("Into free water").^[1]

Some Works[]

Syöttöpaikassa, 1929 Kymi nousee, 1930 Herpmanin pojat, 1931 Kerhoista ja kotoa, 1931 Juoksijan rata, 1932 Korpiherra, 1932 Hiihtäjän latu, 1933 Ukkonen uhkaa, 1934 Elämännälkä, 1935 Tuli ja leimaus, 1935 Vorttuuna ja Tiapolo, 1935 Avoveteen, 1936 Elämän kouluun, 1936 A.I.V.-rehua, 1938 Testamentti, 1938 Yli rajan, 1938 Työ Suomen Hyväks', 1939 Tunturille, 1940 Miesten matkassa, 1941 Voittajana maaliin, 1942 Rantasuon raivaajat, 1943 Terve sielu terveessä ruumiissa, 1944 Viulu ja posetiivi, 1944 Kylä järven rannalla, 1945 Valitut teokset, 1960

Sources[]

• Biography in Biographykeskus
• Suomen elämäkerrasto. Helsinki, 1955. page 373. Ilmari Heikinheimo

References[]

External links[]

• Petri Liukkonen. "Urho Karhumäki". Books and Writers
• Kansallisbiografia Viitattu 7.9.2011

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