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Risto Ryti
(1889-1956)
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Risto Ryti was born on 3 February 1889 in Huittinen, Finland. He was married to Gerda Paula Serlachius. He died on 25 October 1956 in Helsinki, Finland.
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Tasavallan presidentti puhuu 26.6.1941
6.2
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Self - President of Finland
1941
Puolustusvoimain katsaus 4
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Self
1941
Naantali 500 vuotta
Short
Self - President of Finland
1943
Salpausselän hiihdot Lahdessa 1-2.3.1941
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Self - President of Finland
1941
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Height
5′ 8½″ (1.74 m)
Born
February 3
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1889
Huittinen, Finland
Died
October 25
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1956
Helsinki, Finland
Spouse
Gerda Paula Serlachius
1916 - ? (3 children)
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Was the President of Finland from 19.12.1940 to 4.8.1944.
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