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	Arto Paasilinna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arto Paasilinna (born April 20, 1942 in Kittilä) is a Finnish author and ex-journalist.
		Paasilinna is sometimes accused of writing books that are very similar to each other, but his style of writing has still kept a loyal and growing fan base proven by Paasilinna's many best-sellers over his long career.
		The writer Erno Paasilinna and the MEP Reino Paasilinna are brothers of Arto Paasilinna.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arto_Paasilinna (202 words)

	Erno Portraits: Erno Goldfingerref No: Riba0543 Title: Erno Goldfinger Designer: Goldfinger, Erno (1902-1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		ERNO is also the first name of famous Finnish writer Erno Paasilinna (1935-2000).
		Erno Goldfinger Date: (1902 - 1987) Nationality: Hungarian Erno Goldfinger was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1902.
		Erno Rubik was teaching interior design and architecture in Budapest when he created what is now known as the Rubik's Cube, a three-dimensional.
	www.99hosted.com /new-name56077.html (316 words)

	Arndt Pekurinen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He remained effectively forgotten for over fifty years, until the publication in 1998 of the book Courage: The life and execution of Arndt Pekurinen by Erno Paasilinna.
		The city of Helsinki has named a park, Arndt Pekurisen puisto, in his memory.
		According to book by Erno Paasilinna, Pekurinen's motto was inspired by Jonathan Swift: "As people are not eaten, butchering them is of no use." ("Kun ihmisiä ei syödä, on niitä turha teurastaa.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arndt_Pekurinen (295 words)

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		Erno had lost his faith in the honesty of people, if he ever had had any.
		He called newspaper editors publicly shitlickers and was almost taken to court for defamation.
		In one of his last TV appearances, Paasilinna compared man with the rat.
	www.ouka.fi /100kuvaa/vanhuus/eng/018.htm (133 words)

	The Finnish Film Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Korpisen veljekset ("The Korpinen Brothers") is part of a series of six films based on short stories by Erno Paasilinna.
		Korpisen veljekset is a frantic manifestation of Paasilinna´s humour.
		The father of the Korpinen brothers has been in jail for manslaughter and the same future seems to await the sons.
	www.ses.fi /en/film.asp?id=272 (135 words)

	Helsingin Sanomat - International Edition
		When Erno Paasilinna took the very first Finlandia Prize in 1984, there were worried comments in the media: will the award, worth 100,000 markka blunt the edges of the hard man?
		Nevertheless, Paasilinna remained his old acerbic self, which saved the later winners from undergoing the same speculation.
		Now that Bo Carpelan is the first to hit the jackpot for a second time, it seems like he is also remaining his own self, as indicated by his list of planned acquisitions with the prize money: "a castle in France", and "an oil tanker".
	www.hs.fi /english/print/1101981943698 (329 words)

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		That's where I also met Erno Paasilinna the first time.
		When I went to meet Erno, he was making up Kaltio.
		Erno was watching intently when I bustled about.
	www.ouka.fi /100kuvaa/muistelmat/eng/052.htm (93 words)

	LITTERA BALTICA - Greeting from Ministry of Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As the Estonian President and author Lennart Meri put it in his exquisite way: "Man is born to a country by the name of culture".
		Another superb formulation of culture's role in the community comes from the late Finnish author Erno Paasilinna: "No man exists without his background, nor anybody without his shadow." Culture is the setting of which and into which we all are born.
		It is the artist's role to ask human questions regarding our societal existence, based on his or her own individual experiences and views -- to make an individual inventory, as it were, of the societal cultural background.
	www.litterabaltica.net /2002/greetingfromministry.shtml (1245 words)

	Books from Finland 1/2000: New translations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The novel Jäniksen vuosi (The Year of the Hare, Gummerus; Peter Owen) by Arto Paasilinna has been translated by Siiri Alakorva-Balakovic and Dragutin Balagovic.
		A children's picture book by Markus Majaluoma, Olavi ja Aapo, merten urhot ('Olavi and Aapo, heroes of the seas', Tammi), has been published under the title Benjamin et les pirates; the translator is Delphine Hervot and the publisher is Éditions Autrement of Paris.
		The novel Jäniksen vuosi (The Year of the Hare, Gummerus; Peter Owen) by Arto Paasilinna has been translated by Gudrún Sigurdardóttir; the publisher is Mál og menning of Reykjavik and the title is Ár hérans.
	dbgw.finlit.fi /fili/bff/100/newtrans.htm (722 words)

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		Supporters of the spontaneous creativity repeated the aphorism by author Erno Paasilinna that "the only truly skilled are the ones whose skills are self-taught.
		Aptly put, but in reality people, and modern folk artists in particular, are self-trained in some fields and trained in others.
		Another Paasilinna aphorism is more suitable for this context: "the public taste will remain bad for as long as it is always fed in the same way." Viewers of contemporary folk art are good judges of public taste; they have much experience with it.
	finnishheritagemuseum.org /news/tradition/index.html (1829 words)

	erno laszlo vegan - 3rd vegan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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		Meszaros Laszlo Peter, 1975, meszaros.lp@signal.hu, ATS, Hungary, Budapest, (1)309-2150 … Szirmai Erno, 1972, szirmai.erdos@mail.datanet.
		Erno Laszlo Karin Herzog Sonage Kerastase Peter Thomas Roth Murad...
	vegan.peceggag.info /dir1/erno-laszlo-vegan.html (307 words)

	Timo K. Mukka
		Mukka died in Rovaniemi of a heart attack on March 27, 1973.
		Next year appeared Erno Paasilinna's biography of the author, an analysis of the social conditions and personal problems that eventually broke him.
		Timo K. Mukka (1996), published by Pohjoinen in the Ars Nordica series, again drew attention to the work of "the holy sexus of the north" and introduced his lesser known artistic production.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /mukka.htm (1804 words)

	Nordic Glory Festival
		After the promising start, Mollberg has continued his career in filmmaking with other strong pieces, including Milka (1980) and Tuntematon Sotilas (The Unknown Soldier, 1985).
		His latest films have been adaptations of Erno Paasilinna's novels.
		Lecture (in Finnish) by film critic Hannu Waarala
	www.jyvaskyla.fi /kulttuuri/ngfest/02classics.htm (529 words)

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