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Walter de Camp

1946 – 2017

Finnish journalist and writer

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About Walter de Camp

Lived 1946 – 2017 (aged 70). Walter de Camp was a Finnish journalist and writer.

Walter de Camp (born Kari Lempinen; d. 5 April 2017 ) was a Finnish writer. He wrote about partying, restaurants and celebrities in the Finnish City magazine. There is also a drink named Walter de Camp after the writer. It was designed by Jasu Piasecki after the short description given by the writer: "It has to contain whiskey, be a short drink and taste really good."

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Kari Lempinen

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Walter de Camp?

Finnish journalist and writer (1946-2017)

When was Walter de Camp born?

Walter de Camp was born on 11 December 1946.

When did Walter de Camp die?

Walter de Camp died on 15 April 2017.

What was Walter de Camp's occupation?

Walter de Camp was a journalist and writer.

What nationality was Walter de Camp?

Walter de Camp was Finnish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Walter de Camp

· Wikidata: Q7966502

· DBpedia: Walter de Camp

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