All over the world, Gudmund (Gudmund 
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| gudmund ehrencrantz 1621-1683 (b. 1621) |
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| gudmund swenson SE (b. 1688) |
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gudmund jöran adlerbeth Swedish politician, antiquarian seller and translator, SE (b. 1751) |
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| gudmund strömwall Swedish priest, SE (b. 1704) |
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| gudmund dahl (b. 1739) |
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gudmund leonhard silverstolpe SE (b. 1815) |
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| gudmund larsen aarvig NO (b. 1784) |
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gudmund stenersen Norwegian artist (1863-1934), NO (b. 1863) |
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gudmund frunck SE (b. 1854) |
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| gudmund nilsson (b. 1809) |
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gudmund schütte Danish philologist, historian and writer (1872-1958), DK (b. 1872) |
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| gudmund gudmundson Icelandic Mormon missionary, IS (b. 1825) |
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gudmund hoel Norwegian architect (1877-1956), NO (b. 1877) |
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gudmund sundby Norwegian engineer, NO (b. 1878) |
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gudmund borelius Swedish academic (1889-1985), SE (b. 1889) |
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