List of burials at Hietaniemi Cemetery

Among those interred at the Hietaniemi Cemetery in Helsinki.

Artist's Hill Aino Aalto, architect Alvar Aalto, architect Elissa Aalto, architect Tapani Aartomaa, graphic artist Erik Bergman, composer Juhana Blomstedt, painter Rut Bryk, designer Walentin Chorell, author Ella Eronen, actor Mauri Favén, painter Akseli Gallen-Kallela, painter George de Godzinsky, conductor Maggie Gripenberg, dancer Walton Grönroos, opera singer Heimo Haitto, violinist Tauno Hannikainen, conductor Juhani Harri, sculptor Eva Hemming, dancer Eila Hiltunen, sculptor Martha Hirn, opera singer Carl Hirn, composer Tea Ista, actor Yrjö Jyrinkoski, reader Pentti Kaskipuro, designer Aimo Kanerva, painter Åke Lindman, film director and actor Paavo Liski, theater director Reko Lundán, playwright Tarmo Manni, actor Usko Meriläinen, composer Timo Mikkilä, pianist Onni Okkonen, art historian Selim Palmgren, composer Spede Pasanen, artist Otso Pietinen, photographer Lasse Pihlajamaa, accordionist Marjatta Pokela, singer Martti Pokela, singer Sakari Puurunen, theater director Essi Renvall, sculptor Paavo Rintala, author Olli-Matti Ronimus, poet Sylva Rossi, actor Timo Sarpaneva, designer Solveig von Schoultz, author J. S. Sirén, architect Minna Talvik-Palmgren, singer Aimo Tukiainen, sculptor Bruno Tuukkanen, painter Veikko Tyrväinen, opera singer Leif Wager, actor Mika Waltari, author Elina Vaara, poet Jorma Weneskoski, jazz musician Edward Vesala, jazz musician Usko Viitanen, opera singer Tapio Wirkkala, designer Heikki W. Virolainen, sculptor Jack Witikka, film director Eeva-Kaarina Volanen, actor

Old part Ida Aalberg, actor August Ahlqvist, linguist , supercentenarian Vivica Bandler, theater director Kaarlo Bergbom, theater director Henrik Borgström, politician A. K. Cajander, prime minister Paavo Cajander, poet Fredrik Cygnaeus, national awakener J. R. Danielson-Kalmari, historian Albert Edelfelt, painter Johan Albrecht Ehrenström, public planner Carl Ludvig Engel, architect Carl Enckell, diplomat Eero Erkko, newspaper publisher Eljas Erkko, newspaper publisher Pentti Fagerholm, radio reporter Erik von Frenckell, mayor Hannes Gebhard, co-operative leader Martti Haavio, academician Aale Tynni, poet Aaro Hellaakoski, poet Jyrki Hämäläinen, journalist Theodor Höijer, architect Viktor Jansson, sculptor Tove Jansson, painter, author and illustrator Risto Jarva, film supervisor Robert Kajanus, conductor Aino Kallas, author Siimes Kanervio, journalist, translator Aurora Karamzin, philanthropist Uuno Klami, composer Yrjö Sakari Yrjö-Koskinen, fennoman Pekka Kuusi, director general Aarre Lauha, bishop Curt Lincoln, race car driver Leevi Madetoja, composer Urho Muroma, revivalist movement leader L. Onerva, poet Sophie Mannerheim, nurse Leo Mechelin, statesman Edvard Engelbert Neovius, mathematician and topographer Frithiof Nevanlinna, mathematician Harri Nevanlinna, doctor Otto Nevanlinna, mathematician Rolf Nevanlinna, mathematician Saara Nevanlinna, philologist Johan Mauritz Nordenstam, senator Jyrki Otila, quiz show host Fredrik Pacius, composer Lauri Posti, professor Armas J. Pulla, author Anders Edward Ramsay, General Georg Edvard Ramsay, General Alpo Sailo, sculptor Helene Schjerfbeck, painter Hugo Simberg, painter J. V. Snellman, statesman Fabian Steinheil, General Governor Robert Stigell, sculptor Niilo Tarvajärvi, radio and TV journalist Erik Tawaststjerna, music critic Maria Hanna Kujanen, Psychiatrist Clas Thunberg, speed skater Herbert Tillander, goldsmith Zachris Topelius, author Ralf Törngren, politician Rudolf Walden, General Georg August Wallin, explorer Martin Wegelius, composer Voitto Viro, vicar Väinö Voionmaa, historian Magnus von Wright, painter Herbert Tillander, gemologist

New part Heikki Aaltoila, composer Esa Adrian, translator Sinikka Arteva, TV journalist Anni Collan, educator Carl-Erik Creutz, radio announcer Uno Cygnaeus, pedagogue J. H. Erkko, poet Karl-August Fagerholm, prime minister Karl Fazer, manufacturer Eelis Gulin, bishop Ilmari Hannikainen, composer Jussi Himanka, correspondent Veikko Hursti, philanthropist Lauri Ingman, archbishop Tuure Junnila, politician Elmo Kaila, independence Inkeri Kajava, author Viljo Kajava, author Ahti Karjalainen, politician Sylvi Kekkonen, author Heikki Klemetti, choirmaster Rudolf Koivu, illustrator and painter Hannes Konno, composer Birgit Kronström, actor and singer Toivo Kuula, composer Toivo Kärki, composer Edvin Laine, film supervisor Hanna Lappalainen, pharmacist Eino Leino, poet Axel Lille, party leader Aarre Merikanto, composer Oskar Merikanto, composer Ukri Merikanto, sculptor Algot Niska, smuggler Kasimir Pennanen, actor Kaisu Puuska-Joki, radio announcer Markus Rautio, "Markus-setä" Joel Rinne, actor Eino Ripatti, Mannerheim Cross Knight Heikki Ritavuori, Minister of the Interior Walter Runeberg, sculptor Yrjö Ruutu, social influence Hannes Ryömä, politician Mauri Ryömä, politician Eetu Salin, labour movement leader Ville-Veikko Salminen, actor E. N. Setälä, professor Aarne Sihvo, General Martti Simojoki, archbishop Elvi Sinervo, poet Bobi Sivén, activist Emil Skog, politician Arto Sotavalta, popular song Einari Teräsvirta, architect, olympic winner Robert Tigerstedt, professor of physiology Esko Toivonen, artiste "Eemeli" Petri Walli, Kingston Wall-band singer-guitarist and songwriter Martti Välikangas, architect Kaapo Wirtanen, painter Pia Hattara, actor Pentti Irjala, actor Martti Katajisto, actor Kosti Klemelä, actor Aku Korhonen, actor Uuno Laakso, actor Kaisu Leppänen, actor Risto Mäkelä, actor Jalmari Rinne, actor Unto Salminen, actor Heikki Savolainen, actor Jussi Snellman, actor Ruth Snellman, actor Rauli Tuomi, actor Yrjö Tuominen, actor Kyllikki Väre, actor

Hietaniemi area Siiri Angerkoski, actor Teuvo Aura, Mayor Kim Borg, opera singer Adolf Ehrnrooth, General Hilding Ekelund, architect Saulo Haarla, actor Antti Hackzell, governor Harri Holkeri, Councillor of state Eero Järnefelt, painter Uuno Kailas, poet Kyösti Karhila, aviator Erkki Karu, film supervisor and producer Juhani Kirpilä, doctor, collector of art Toivo Kivimäki, prime minister Kauko Käyhkö, singer, actor Risto Leskinen, attorney general Gunnar Lihr, commercial pilot Keijo Liinamaa, National conciliator Edwin Linkomies, Chancellor of the university Armand Lohikoski, film supervisor Lauri Malmberg, soldier Eugen Malmstén, composer and singer Georg Malmstén, composer and conductor Ragni Malmstén, singer Otto Manninen, poet Erkki Melartin, composer Anna Mutanen, opera singer Ernst Nevanlinna, professor Matti Paasivuori, trade unionist Simo Puupponen (Aapeli), author, columnist Jukka Rangell, prime minister Juha Rihtniemi, party leader Ilmari Salomies, archbishop Kaarlo Sarkia, poet Antti Satuli, ambassador Artur Sirk, Estonian freedom fighter Aili Somersalmi, actor Urho Somersalmi, actor Kalevi Sorsa, prime minister Anni Swan, author Toivo Särkkä, film producer and supervisor Väinö Tanner, party leader Alexander Tunzelman von Adlerflug, soldier Sakari Tuomioja, diplomat Maiju Lassila (aka Algot Untola), author Edvard Valpas-Hänninen, journalist Juho Vennola, prime minister Juha Virkkunen, journalist Paavo Virkkunen, politician A. I. Virtanen, nobelist Hella Wuolijoki, author Arvo Ylppö, archiater

Presidents Urho Kekkonen Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim Juho Kusti Paasikivi Lauri Kristian Relander Risto Ryti K. J. Ståhlberg Mauno Koivisto Martti Ahtisaari

Crematorium Eero Antikainen, trade unionist Pietari Autti, General, Mannerheim Cross Knight Paavo Berglund, conductor Jarl Fahler, parapsychology, hypnotist Nils-Eric Fougstedt, conductor Ilpo Hakasalo, radio music journalist Tony Halme, boxer Toini Havu, literary critic Heinz Hofmann, choirmaster Cisse Häkkinen, musician Anja Ignatius, violinist Bengt Johansson, composer Martti Jukola, radiojournalist Eino Jurkka, actor, supervisor, theater director Emmi Jurkka, actor, theater director Jussi Jurkka, actor Matti Jämsä, journalist Heino Kaski, composer Yrjö Kilpeläinen, journalist and columnist ("Jahvetti") Esko Kivikoski, quiz master Juhani Kumpulainen actor, supervisor Arvo Kuusla actor Irja Kuusla actor Esko Linnavalli, musician Erkki Melakoski, composer, musicjournalist Nils Mustelin, professor Eero Mäkelä, chef Juhani Mäkelä, journalist, author Masa Niemi, actor Valo Nihtilä, colonel Esko Nikkilä, Internal Medicine professor Assi Nortia, actor Jorma Nortimo, film supervisor Jorma Ojaharju, author Olavi Paavolainen, author Sauvo Puhtila, "Saukki ja Pikkuoravat" L. A. Puntila, historian, politician Väinö Purje, chef Matti Ranin, actor, Theatre Counsellor Saara Ranin, actor Sulho Ranta, composer Leo Riuttu, actor Aarno Ruusuvuori, architect Orvo Saarikivi, film supervisor Tauno Sarantola, dean Arto Satukangas, pianist Jukka Sipilä, actor, supervisor Harri Sirola, author Teija Sopanen, TV announcer Teppo J. Suonperä, colonel, quiz master Penna Tervo, minister Raimo Utriainen, sculptor Juha Vainio, singer and songwriter Sulo Wuolijoki, politician, author Kalle Österlund, doctor Hertta Kuusinen, minister Aira Samulin, dance teacher, businesswoman

Cemetery of the Finnish Guard Aleksei Apostol, conductor Holger Fransman, professor, horn artist Adolf Leander, conductor Lenni Linnala, conductor Armas-Eino Martola, General, The Mannerheim Cross Knight Martti Parantainen, conductor Albert Puroma, General, The Mannerheim Cross Knight Artturi Rope, conductor Wäinö Sola, oopperasinger Ville-Poju Somerkari, General Mika Tiivola, banker Arvi Kalsta, General, politician Väinö Valve, General

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