# Evald

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| gender = Male
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| region = [Denmark](/source/Denmark), [Estonia](/source/Estonia), [Norway](/source/Norway), [Sweden](/source/Sweden)
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| related names = [Ewald](/source/Ewald_(disambiguation))
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'''Evald''' is a masculine [given name](/source/given_name) found primarily in [Northern Europe](/source/Northern_Europe), especially in [Denmark](/source/Denmark), [Estonia](/source/Estonia), [Norway](/source/Norway) and [Sweden](/source/Sweden). It is a cognate of the [German](/source/German_language) given name [Ewald](/source/Ewald_(disambiguation)) and may refer to the following individuals:
*[Eevald Äärma](/source/Eevald_%C3%84%C3%A4rma) (1911–2005), Estonian pole vaulter and 1936 Olympic competitor 
*[Evald Aav](/source/Evald_Aav) (1900–1939), Estonian composer
*[Evald Aavik](/source/Evald_Aavik) (born 1941), Estonian actor
*[Evald Flisar](/source/Evald_Flisar) (born 1945), Slovenian writer, poet, playwright, editor and translator
*[Evald Gering](/source/Evald_Gering) (1918–2007), Estonian-born Canadian sports shooter
*[Evald Hermaküla](/source/Evald_Hermak%C3%BCla) (1941–2000), Estonian actor and director
*[Evald Ilyenkov](/source/Evald_Ilyenkov) (1924–1979), Russian Marxist author and Soviet philosopher 
*[Evald Konno](/source/Evald_Konno) (1897–1942), Estonian politician and lawyer
*[Evald Mahl](/source/Evald_Mahl) (1915–2001), Estonian basketball player
*[Evald Mikson](/source/Evald_Mikson) (1911–1993), Estonian-born Icelandic football goalkeeper 
*[Evald Nielsen](/source/Evald_Nielsen) (1879–1958), Danish silversmith
*[Evald Okas](/source/Evald_Okas) (1915–2011), Estonian painter
*[Evald Relander](/source/Evald_Relander) (1856–1926), Finnish agronomist
*[Evald Rygh](/source/Evald_Rygh) (1842–1913), Norwegian banker and politician, former Minister of Finance and Customs
*[Evald Schorm](/source/Evald_Schorm) (1931–1988), Czech film and stage director, screenwriter and actor 
*[Evald Seepere](/source/Evald_Seepere) (1911–1990), Estonian amateur featherweight boxer
*[Evald Segerström](/source/Evald_Segerstr%C3%B6m) (1902–1985), Swedish race walker 
*[Evald Sikk](/source/Evald_Sikk) (1910–1945), Estonian wrestler
*[Evald Seepere](/source/Evald_Seepere) (1911–1990), Estonian boxer and 1936 Summer Olympic competitor
*[Evald O. Solbakken](/source/Evald_O._Solbakken) (1898–1967), Norwegian newspaper editor and politician
*[Evald Tang Kristensen](/source/Evald_Tang_Kristensen) (1843–1929), Danish folklore collector and author
*[Evald Thomsen](/source/Evald_Thomsen) (1913–1993), Danish fiddler and collector and promoter of Danish traditional music
*[Evald Tipner](/source/Evald_Tipner) (1906–1947), Estonian football, ice hockey and bandy player
*[Evald Tordik](/source/Evald_Tordik) (1923–1989), Estonian opera singer

==See also==
*[Emmy Evald](/source/Emmy_Evald) (1857–1946), Swedish-American philanthropist, teacher and feminist
 
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