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'''Hagelin''' may refer to: |
'''Hagelin''' may refer to: |
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* [[Albert Viljam Hagelin]], Norwegian World War II collaborationist and minister |
* [[Albert Viljam Hagelin]] (1881—1946), Norwegian World War II collaborationist and minister |
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* [[Boris Hagelin]], businessman and inventor |
* [[Boris Hagelin]] (1892–1983), businessman and inventor |
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* [[Gustaf Hagelin]], horse rider |
* [[Gustaf Hagelin]] (1897–1983), horse rider |
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* [[Dagmar Hagelin]], girl who disappeared during the Dirty Wars |
* [[Dagmar Hagelin]] (1959 – c. 1977), girl who disappeared during the Dirty Wars |
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* [[John Hagelin]], scientist and politician |
* [[John Hagelin]] (born 1954), scientist and politician |
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* [[Rebecca Hagelin]], author and executive |
* [[Rebecca Hagelin]], author and executive |
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* [[Robert Hagelin]], politician |
* [[Robert Hagelin]] (1884 – after 1938), politician |
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Revision as of 10:38, 11 July 2010
Hagelin may refer to:
- Albert Viljam Hagelin (1881—1946), Norwegian World War II collaborationist and minister
- Boris Hagelin (1892–1983), businessman and inventor
- Gustaf Hagelin (1897–1983), horse rider
- Dagmar Hagelin (1959 – c. 1977), girl who disappeared during the Dirty Wars
- John Hagelin (born 1954), scientist and politician
- Rebecca Hagelin, author and executive
- Robert Hagelin (1884 – after 1938), politician
This page lists people with the surname Hagelin.
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