Bengt-Åke Gustafsson
Ice hockey player and coach, 1987 World Champion
Born
March 23rd, 1958
66 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Sweden
Links & References
Played professional ice hockey in Sweden and the NHL. Competed with the Swedish national team, contributing to the victory at the 1987 World Championship. After retiring as a player, transitioned into coaching roles, including stints in the Swedish Hockey League and the national team. Led teams in various leagues and gained recognition for developing talent.
Played for Swedish national team in 1987 World Championship victory
Coached teams in the Swedish Hockey League
Other People Born on March 23rd
Aytaç Kara
Born in 1993, a Turkish footballer played as a midfielder primarily for Kasımpaşa SK in the Turkish Süper Lig. The football career included stints at multiple clubs, gaining recognition for contributions in midfield roles. Development began in youth academies, leading to professional debuts in various leagues. Competed in top-tier tournaments and contributed to team successes during active years in Turkey. Participation in international matches added to overall experience and skill development in football.
Continue ReadingAbidin Dino
Born in 1913, this painter and illustrator contributed significantly to the art scenes of both Turkey and France. Involved in avant-garde movements, collaborated with various artists and writers. Worked extensively in painting, illustrating, and graphic design, which brought attention to societal issues. Left a legacy through numerous exhibitions and contributions to Turkish literature and art.
Continue ReadingKangana Ranaut
An actress and filmmaker from India, this individual achieved significant recognition in Hindi cinema. Debuted in the film "Gangster" in 2006, gaining critical acclaim for the performance. Received the National Film Award for Best Actress multiple times for roles in "Panga" and "Queen." Known for outspoken views on various societal issues, contributing to public debates through interviews and social media.
Continue ReadingFriedrich Amelung
Contributed significantly to the field of history in Estonia through research and publications. Involved in various business ventures, including industries important to the regional economy. Played a role in the establishment of educational institutions, promoting historical studies. Engaged in efforts to preserve Estonian culture and heritage during a period of significant political and social changes.
Continue ReadingJulius Reubke
Born in Germany, a 19th-century pianist and composer contributed significantly to the realms of piano and orchestral music. Developed a reputation for compositions that showcased technical ability and emotional depth. Studied under Theodor Kirchner and later with Franz Liszt. His most celebrated works include the Symphony in C minor and various piano compositions. The Symphony reflects influences from both the Romantic and Classical periods and is noted for its innovative features. Despite a short life, the contributions to the development of piano literature and orchestral works have resonated through subsequent generations.
Continue ReadingLucio Gutiérrez
Served as the 52nd president of Ecuador from 2003 to 2005. Held the position after a military career and involvement in politics. Initiated policies focusing on social and economic reforms. Faced significant opposition and political turmoil during presidency, which led to removal from office in 2005. Entered the political arena advocating for indigenous rights and social justice, leading to increased visibility of these issues in Ecuador.
Continue Reading