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Finland Facts Finland is known in the world for its pure nature, peaceful habitat and thousands of lakes. Finnish Lapland is known all over the world, as well as Santa Claus, who lives in Korvatunturi. Finnish sauna is a concept…
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State structure and political system of Finland The components of the Finnish welfare state model, like those of its Scandinavian neighbors, are a quality free education system, a public health care system and social protection in case of illness or…
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Until the Second World War, Finland – unlike the other Scandinavian states, where industry had already established itself considerably – remained an almost exclusively rural country. Very serious damage was then linked to the conflict, above all due to the…
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Tampere According to abbreviationfinder, Tampere, Swedish Tammerfors, is an industrial city in western Finland, capital of the Pirkanmaa region, between two lakes on the Tammer rapids, which have been developed for energy generation, (2018) 235 200 residents. Evangelical Lutheran bishopric; University…
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According to abbreviationfinder, Helsinki is the capital of Finland and the province of Uusimaa, the port on the Gulf of Finland, (2018) 648 000 residents; 5.7% are Swedish-speaking (2017). The metropolitan area has 1.27 million residents, which makes up almost a…
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