As a consequence to the German occupation of Estonia during World War II (1941–1944) and fleeing the Soviet occupation of Estonia (1944), Ole left as a refugee to Finland in 1943, where he continued to paint portraits of personalities of Finnish cultural life, such as the ones of the linguist Lauri Kettunen and of Viljo Tarkiainen, biographer of Aleksis Kivi, and landscapes.
Eduard Shevardnadze | Grand Ole Opry | Ole Rømer | Ole Bull | Sven-Ole Thorsen | Ole von Beust | Ole Einar Bjørndalen | Eduard Stiefel | Eduard Hanslick | OLE DB | Ole Christian Kvarme | Eduard Khil | Eduard, Duke of Anhalt | Eduard Buchner | Ole Miss Rebels | Julius Eduard Hitzig | Friedrich Eduard Schulz | Eduard Zeller | Eduard Tubin | Eduard Spranger | Eduard Mörike | Eduard Kuznetsov | Eduard Heis | Eduard Dietl | Eduard Brunner | Ole Worm | Ole Thomsen | Ole Søltoft | Ole Kristian Ruud | Ole Klemetsen |