Björn-Olof Alholm (25 April 1925 Mikkeli - 17 June 2011 Helsinki) was a Finnish ambassador who made a 40-year career in Foreign Affairs and was a known as dissident during the Urho Kekkonen presidency Alholm fought in the Winter War at the age of 14 in a division led by his father's Jaeger Lieutenant Colonel Georg Alholm. He wounded in 1941 but was still involved in a major battle at Kannas in 1944.
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| - Björn-Olof Alholm (25 April 1925 Mikkeli - 17 June 2011 Helsinki) was a Finnish ambassador who made a 40-year career in Foreign Affairs and was a known as dissident during the Urho Kekkonen presidency Alholm fought in the Winter War at the age of 14 in a division led by his father's Jaeger Lieutenant Colonel Georg Alholm. He wounded in 1941 but was still involved in a major battle at Kannas in 1944. (en)
- Björn-Olof Georg Alholm, född 5 april 1925 i S:t Michel, död 17 juni 2011 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk diplomat. Alholm blev politices magister 1948. Han tjänstgjorde 1949–1966 vid olika ambassader i utlandet och vid utrikesministeriet. Han var 1966–1968 ambassadör i , 1968–1970 i Bern och Lissabon, 1970–1974 i och Ulan Bator samt 1974–1977 i Bonn. Han verkade 1977–1979 som konsultativ tjänsteman vid utrikesministeriet, var 1979–1980 ambassadör i Kairo och Khartoum, 1980–1983 i och 1983–1991 i Stockholm. (sv)
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| - Björn-Olof Alholm (25 April 1925 Mikkeli - 17 June 2011 Helsinki) was a Finnish ambassador who made a 40-year career in Foreign Affairs and was a known as dissident during the Urho Kekkonen presidency Alholm fought in the Winter War at the age of 14 in a division led by his father's Jaeger Lieutenant Colonel Georg Alholm. He wounded in 1941 but was still involved in a major battle at Kannas in 1944. In the autumn of 1944 Alholm entered t the Reserve Officer School. Alholm graduated as a Master of Political Science in 1948 and joined to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs the same year. As an ambassador he started in 1966 in Bucharest and then in Switzerland between 1968-1970 and then in Moscow between 1970 and 1974 and then in 1974–1977 in Bonn. Alholm's Bonn time was stormy, and, among other things, these times and, more generally, Kekkonen presidency he has dealt with in his book The Dissident Ambassador (2001). After Bonn, Alholm worked in Cairo, Vienna and last since 1983 in Stockholm, he retired in 1991 (en)
- Björn-Olof Georg Alholm, född 5 april 1925 i S:t Michel, död 17 juni 2011 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk diplomat. Alholm blev politices magister 1948. Han tjänstgjorde 1949–1966 vid olika ambassader i utlandet och vid utrikesministeriet. Han var 1966–1968 ambassadör i , 1968–1970 i Bern och Lissabon, 1970–1974 i och Ulan Bator samt 1974–1977 i Bonn. Han verkade 1977–1979 som konsultativ tjänsteman vid utrikesministeriet, var 1979–1980 ambassadör i Kairo och Khartoum, 1980–1983 i och 1983–1991 i Stockholm. Alholm utgav 2001 memoarverket Toisinajattelija suurlähettiläänä, i vilket han kritiserade Urho Kekkonens metoder att sköta relationerna till Sovjetunionen. (sv)
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