Waldemar Schauman

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Waldemar Schauman in 1900

Fredrik Waldemar Schauman (10 August 1844, Helsinki – 16 September 1911, Helsinki) was a Finnish politician and lieutenant general. He was a member of the Senate of Finland. His son was Eugen Schauman.

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