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Urho Karhumäki

Karhumäki in 1939
Medal record

Olympic medal record
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	1936 Berlin	Epic works

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]

• 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

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

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

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