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
Maria Andersson [fi], 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 ^[1]

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

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

Notes

^ "Hietaniemen hautausmaa– merkittäviä vainajia" (PDF). Kirkko Helsingissä. p. 20. Retrieved May 13, 2018.

External links

List (in Finnish)
"Famous Estonians and the Friends of Estonia at Hietaniemi" (in Estonian). May 25, 2018. Retrieved June 11, 2018.
Hietaniemi Cemetery at Find a Grave

[1] "Hietaniemen hautausmaa– merkittäviä vainajia" (PDF). Kirkko Helsingissä. p. 20. Retrieved May 13, 2018.

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