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Andreas Cervin (31 October 1888 – 14 February 1972) was a Swedish gymnast who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics . He was a member of the Swedish team that won the all-around gold medal.[1] [2]
Born to a priest, Cervin graduated in law from the University of Lund in 1914, and the same year began to work as a clerk in the Göta Court of Appeal .[3] alderman , and retired in 1955.[4]
Cervin was known for his fearless and straightforward character, and for his opposition to the Swedish Coalition Government during World War II . In the 1944 city mayor elections he collected twice more votes than his strongest opponent, Gösta Bäärnhielm, yet the Government dismissed the results and appointed Bäärnhielm.[5] [4]
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^ Vem är Vem? 1948 p. 195
^ a b Stendahl, Anders (2002). Stadens domare : nedslag i Göteborgs rådhusrätts och tingsrätts historia . Göteborg: Tre Böcker. pp. 135–137. ISBN 91-7029-504-2
^ Andreas Cervin . Swedish Olympic Committee
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1908 Sweden (SWE) : Gösta Åsbrink , Carl Bertilsson , Hjalmar Cedercrona , Andreas Cervin , Rudolf Degermark , Carl Folcker , Sven Forssman , Erik Granfelt , Carl Hårleman , Nils Hellsten , Gunnar Höjer , Arvid Holmberg , Carl Holmberg , Oswald Holmberg , Hugo Jahnke , John Jarlén , Gustaf Johnsson , Rolf Johnsson , Nils von Kantzow , Sven Landberg , Olle Lanner , Axel Ljung , Osvald Moberg , Carl Martin Norberg , Erik Norberg , Tor Norberg , Axel Norling , Daniel Norling , Gösta Olson , Leonard Peterson , Sven Rosén , Gustaf Rosenquist , Axel Sjöblom , Birger Sörvik , Haakon Sörvik , Karl Johan Svensson , Karl Gustaf Vinqvist , Nils Widforss
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