Kultusminister - Lvaro Figueroa Torres, Adolf Grimme, Dolores Cristina, Liste Der Preu Ischen Kultusminister, Tanja Karpela, Pentti Holappa (English, German, Paperback)

Kapitel: lvaro Figueroa Torres, Adolf Grimme, Dolores Cristina, Liste Der Preu ischen Kultusminister, Tanja Karpela, Pentti Holappa, Stefan Wallin, Johan Hendrik Mollerus, Jean- tienne-Marie Portalis, Remigijus Vilkaitis. Aus Wikipedia. Nicht dargestellt. Auszug: Tanja Tellervo Karpela (n e Vienonen; previously Karpela and Saarela. b. August 22, 1970, Salo, Finland) is a Finnish Member of Parliament and a former Finnish Minister of Culture, a position she held from 2003 to 2007. She was elected to the parliament thanks largely to her celebrity status as a former Miss Finland and underwear model for one of the largest retail chains in Finland. A former beauty queen who held the title of Miss Finland and represented her country in the Miss Universe pageant in 1991, Karpela was elected to parliament from the Electoral District of Uusimaa in 1999, representing the Centre Party. Prior to her election, she also became famous for her work as a underwear and lingerie model. She was appointed Minister of Culture in Prime Minister Anneli J tteenm ki's cabinet in 2003. After the resignation of Ms. J tteenm ki, Karpela went on to serve in the same post under Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen. On 21 May 2006, Karpela married film director Olli Saarela, and took her new husband's surname. She filed for divorce from Olli Saarela in November 2007, and on 22 February 2008 she changed her name back to Karpela. Karpela has two children from her previous marriage to Totti Karpela. Karpela is a convicted drunk driver and since entering politics, she has become most famous for her relationships - she has remarried twice and broken off a third, separate engagement. Karpela caused a stir in 2001 when it became public that she (a divorc e), was having a relationship with then Finance Minister Sauli Niinist (a widower). Karpela's Centre Party was in opposition and Mr. Niinist was considered the second-most influential man in government. Under close pr...http: //booksllc.net/?l=de