All over the world, Carl-Gustav (Carl-Gustav 
) is a very rare male first name. The forename Carl-Gustav is habitual in Sweden, where it is a rare masculine name, and Germany, where it is a very rare boy's name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Carl, and a first name Gustav.
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| Carl-Gustav | Finland, Sweden, Germany, United States, Denmark |
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carl-gustav grüner schøller (b. 1903) |
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| carl-gustav esseen Swedish mathematician, SE (b. 1918) |
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| carl-gustav wahlström (b. 1918) |
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| carl-gustav groth Swedish transplant surgeon (1933–2014), SE (b. 1933) |
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| carl-gustav anderberg SE (b. 1925) |
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| carl-gustav moritz-casimir prinz zu bentheim-tecklenburg (born 1960) (b. 1960) |
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| carl-gustav graf von walderdorf (born 1963) (b. 1963) |
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| carl-gustav standerskjold-nordenstam researcher |
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| carl-gustav standerksjöld-nordenstam researcher |
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| carl-gustav hellstrandt Swedish canoeist, SE |
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| carl-gustav carlstedt FI |
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| carl-gustav mangs FI |
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