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Contents 1 People to be included 1.1 Saint Petersburg - Finland 1.2 Danmark 1.3 Spain, Portugal 1.4 Norway 1.5 Sweden 1.6 Germany 1.7 United States

[edit] People to be included

These people appear as links in articles or have articles in other languages -- Petri Krohn 10:51, 5 April 2006 (UTC)

Included material from fi:Krohn, and from the disambiguation page itself. Ordered by county and family relations. Petri Krohn 11:55, 5 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Saint Petersburg - Finland

(All are related)

• August David Krohn, a German/Russian anatomist who gave the name to Euphausia krohnii
  • Julius Krohn, nephew of August, fennoman and folklorist (See de:Julius Krohn, fi:Julius Krohn)
    • Kaarle Krohn, folklorist, son of Julius (See de:Kaarle Krohn)
    • Ilmari Krohn, son of Julius, composer (See ru:Крон, Ильмари Генрик Рейнгольд)
    • Helmi Krohn, daughter of Julius, writer, wife of Eemil Nestor Setälä
    • Aino Krohn, daughter of Julius, a Finnish author better known as Aino Kallas
  • Leopold August Krohn, brother of Julius, "father" of Finnish military medicine
    • Eino Krohn, grandson of Leopold August, professor of aesthetics
      • Heidi Krohn,daughter of Eino, actress (See fi:Heidi Krohn)
    • Sven Krohn, brother of Eino, professor of philosophy at the University of Turku (See fi:Sven Krohn)
      • Irina Krohn, granddaughter of Sven, a Finnish member of Parliament
      • Minerva Krohn, sister of Irina, former chairwoman of Helsinki City Council
    • Alf Krohn, brother of Eino, Editor of Taide-lehti ("Art") magazine
      • Inari Krohn, daughter of Alf, artist (See fi:Inari Krohn)
      • Leena Krohn, sister of Inari, a Finnish author (See fi:Leena Krohn)
        • Elias Krohn, son of Leena, Finnish peace activist (See fi:Elias Krohn)
    • Ernst Krohn, brother of Eino, painter, member of the Finnish October group

[edit] Danmark

(All are related)

• Frederik Christopher Krohn (1806–1883), Danish sculptor (See da:Frederik Christopher Krohn, Christen Købke)
  • Pietro Købke Krohn, Danish painter and museum director, son of Frederik (See da:Pietro Krohn)
  • Johan Krohn, Danish writer, son of Frederik (See da:Johan Krohn

[edit] Spain, Portugal

The Krohn Brothers & Co, makers of Madeira wine are members of the Saint Petersburg - Finland branch. The makers of Krohn Port are from the Danish family.

• Juan María Fernández y Krohn, Catholic priest, would be assassin

[edit] Norway

(All are related)

• Claus Krohn immigrated to Bergen in 1710 fram Dietericshagen near Rostock
  • Danckert Danckertsen Krohn (1726–1795) (See: no:Danckert Danckertsen Krohn)
    • Michel Krohn (1793-1878). Norwegian industrialist
      • Georg Herman Krohn (1831-1870), Norwegian actor
        • Olaf Krohn, Norwegian artist, son of Georg Herman (See no:Olaf Krohn)
        • Henrik Krohn, Norwegian writer, son of Georg Herman (See nn:Henrik Krohn)
        • Michael Krohn, Norwegian sculptor, son of Georg Herman (See no:Michael Krohn (1867–1918))
        • Georg Monrad Krohn, Norwegian engineer, son of Georg Herman
          • Lars Monrad Krohn (b. 1933), a Norwegian engineer
            • Michael Krohn (1959), Norwegian rock artist (See Raga Rockers no:Michael Krohn (1959))
            • Tone Krohn (b. 1960)Norwegian musican (See no:Tone Krohn)
            • Kristin Krohn Devold (b. 1961), a Norwegian politician

[edit] Sweden

• Thomas Krohn, bass player in the Swedish band Ultima Thule (See sv:Thomas Krohn)

[edit] Germany

• Friedrich Krohn creator of the Nazi Swastika (See Nazi mysticism)
• Rolf Krohn, German writer (See de:Rolf Krohn)
• Christine Krohn, a judge in the Federal Court of Justice of Germany (See de:Christine Krohn)
• Tim Krohn, recepient of the 1994 Conrad-Ferdinand-Meyer-Preis

[edit] United States

• Kenneth Krohn, co-developer of the Krohn-Rhodes theory
• Tracy Krohn, owner of Krohn Racing/TRG
• Ramble John Krohn, an American hip hop producer also known as RJD2
• Lisa Krohn, a postmodern industrial designer
• Keith Krohn, American social worker (See Doomtrain)
• Aaron Krohn, voice actor (See Ryoji Kaji)