
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


When peace returned in 1809, the population of Finland found themselves to be the newest subjects of the Russian emperor. In the years that followed, they reshaped their political and economic lives, turning away from Sweden but at the same time resisting Russification.
By Mikael Shainkman5
210210 ratings
When peace returned in 1809, the population of Finland found themselves to be the newest subjects of the Russian emperor. In the years that followed, they reshaped their political and economic lives, turning away from Sweden but at the same time resisting Russification.

5,530 Listeners

5,398 Listeners

4,401 Listeners

6,490 Listeners

6,309 Listeners

474 Listeners

370 Listeners

418 Listeners

3,359 Listeners

342 Listeners

474 Listeners

1,903 Listeners

2,071 Listeners

217 Listeners

140 Listeners