Patrik " Bjärred " Jonas Andersson ( born 18 August 1971 in Borgeby ) is a Swedish former footballer.

Jonas Andersson may refer to:

* Jonas Andersson ( archer ) ( born 1979 ), Swedish archer

* Jonas Andersson ( swimmer ) ( born 1984 ), Swedish swimmer

* Jonas Andersson ( speedway rider ) ( born 1990 )

* Jonas Andersson ( co-driver )

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Jonas Andersson, a Swedish researcher specialized in the politics of file-sharing, gave this brief definition in October 2009:

Forming as a quartet, Komeda consisted of vocalist Lena Karlsson, guitarist Henrik Andersson ( in 1994 replaced by Mattias Norlander ), bassist Marcus Holmberg and Holmberg's brother Jonas on drums.

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Jonas Lennart Andersson ( born 16 May 1979 in Fosie ) is a Swedish archer.

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Jonas Andersson ( born 24 February 1981 in Lidingö, Sweden ) is a professional ice hockey player currently playing for the Atlant Moscow Oblast of the Kontinental Hockey League ( KHL ).

During the 2003 season Halmstad had a chance for a medal until the end of the season where the club lost 7 of the 8 last games and ended up in 9th place, Jonas Thern decided to leave the club during the autumn and assistant manager Janne Andersson became new manager.

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Forwards and defense: Tommy Albelin, Mikael Andersson, Peter Andersson, Jonas Bergqvist, Anders Carlsson, Thom Eklund, Anders Eldebrink, Peter Eriksson, Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Tomas Jonsson, Lars Karlsson, Mats Näslund, Kent Nilsson, Lars-Gunnar Pettersson, Magnus Roupé, Thomas Rundqvist, Tommy Samuelsson, Håkan Södergren, Peter Sundström, Mikael Thelvén

* Jonas Holøs ( 1987 ), ice hockey player

* 1984 – Jonas Gustavsson, Swedish hockey player

* " The Monster ", the nickname of Swedish hockey goalie Jonas Gustavsson

Malden was born in Putney, Surrey, son of Jonas Malden, a surgeon.

Vitus Bering was born in the port town of Horsens in Denmark to Anne Pedderdatter Bering and her husband Jonas Svendsen ( a " customs inspector and churchwarden "), being baptised in the Lutheran church there on 5 August 1681.

Their second son Jonas was born on December 23, 2007.

Christina Nilsson was born Kristina Jonasdotter in the village of Sjöabol, near Växjö, Småland, to the peasants Jonas Nilsson and Cajsa-Stina Månsdotter.

* Admiral Jonas Ingram, Medal of Honor recipient and United States Atlantic Fleet commander during the later years of World War II, was born in Jeffersonville, and attended Jeffersonville High School for a short time prior to attending Culver Military Academy.

* Greg Garbowsky ( born 1986 ), bassist for Jonas Brothers.

Jonas Gustavsson, the NHL player, and Jakob Lindberg, the lutenist, were born here.

* Frankie Jonas ( born 2000 ), actor, younger brother of the Jonas Brothers .< font color =" blue ">( B )</ font >

* Joe Jonas ( born 1989 ), musician and member of the band Jonas Brothers.

* Kevin Jonas ( born 1987 ), musician and member of the band Jonas Brothers.

* Nick Jonas ( born 1992 ), musician and member of the band Jonas Brothers.

* John Lloyd Taylor ( born 1982 ), guitarist of pop-rock band, The Jonas Brothers

Winters was born Shirley Schrift in St. Louis, Missouri, the daughter of Rose ( née Winter ), a singer with The Muny, and Jonas Schrift, a designer of men's clothing.

Called " AJ " by friends, Budrys was born Algirdas Jonas Budrys in Königsberg in East Prussia.

* Jonas Renkse ( born 1975 ), vocalist of Katatonia

* Jonas Galusha ( 1753 – 1834 ), Governor of Vermont for two terms in the early 19th century, was born in the city.

* Greg Garbowsky ( born 1986 ), bassist for the Jonas Brothers

Jonas Hellborg ( born June 7, 1958 ) is a Swedish bass guitarist.

Jonas was born in Mönchengladbach, on May 10, 1903.

* 1995: Bea Wyler, born in Switzerland, became the second female rabbi in Germany ( the first being Regina Jonas ), and the first to officiate at a congregation.

* 2010: Alina Treiger, born in Ukraine, became the first female rabbi to be ordained in Germany since World War II ( the very first female rabbi ordained in Germany was Regina Jonas, ordained in 1935 ).