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Aaro Pajari

SurnamePajari
Given NameAaro
Born17 Jul 1897
Died14 Oct 1949
CountryFinland
CategoryMilitary-Ground
GenderMale

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ww2dbaseAaro Olavi Pajari was a major general in the Finnish Army. At the Battle of Tolvajarvi during the Winter War, he led a smaller force in the defeat of a larger Soviet force. he won the Mannerheim Cross of Liberty medal twice.

ww2dbaseSource: Wikipedia

Last Major Revision: Jun 2011

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Finnish Army Lieutenant Colonel Aaro Pajari at his desk, Finland, 29 Sep 1937Finnish Army Colonel Aaro Pajari in a boat, Lake Syväri, Pohjois-Savo, Finland, circa early 1940sMannerheim Cross holders Captain Eero Kivelä, Major General Aaro Pajari, Captain Juho Pössi, and Corporal Vilho Rättö, Finland, 1945Portrait of Major General Aaron Pajari, 1945

Aaro Pajari Timeline

17 Jul 1897 Aaro Pajari was born in Asikkala, Finland.
14 Oct 1949 Aaro Pajari passed away.




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