Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[3] Merita Bank was the market leader in basic banking in Finland.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Its market share of mark credits was 44% in 1996.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In foreign operations, it almost had a dominant market position.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[3] After the merger, a restructuring began.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Prior to the merger, KOP had had 415 branches and SYP had 360 branches.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The branch network was restructured so that nearly 300 branches closed over the next two years.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Qualifying occurred most in major cities with the highest number of branches.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[4] Banks' information systems were merged in February 1996.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The staff, which totaled 18600, was also undertaken to reduce the number of personnel.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The number of staff decreased by nearly 4900 people over the four years.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Most of the reductions were made under aid packages, where the person leaving the bank was paid a significant severance package.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[4] The restructuring of the branch network and staff was necessary, but they came at the expense of customer service.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Customer satisfaction declined.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Customers' behaviour also changed so that they began to use more favourable means of dealing with the bank and themselves.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Cost equivalence was approximated in the service, where customers paid almost the right price for the service, and subventing between customer groups at the expense of others decreased.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[4] The changes resulted in Merita losing customers.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Its market share of deposits fell from 44% to 42% between 1995 and 1997.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In credit, the downgrade was outpacing deposits, from 47 per cent to 43 per cent.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Some of the customers refused to approve the merger and switched bank.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Merita's balance sheet declined initially.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

However, the Group's performance was already profitable in the 1995 merger year.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In the years that followed, it improved.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The first time a dividend was paid in 1996.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In addition to restructuring, the improvement in earnings was a sharp reduction in loan losses and non-performing credit.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[4] Solo Services Merita Bank's electronic banking services brand name was Solo.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The Solo name was derived from SYP, which had adopted the name in 1991.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[5] In 1995, Solo payment machines, Solo telephone banking and Solo micro service operated under Merita's Solo brand.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In the electronic Solo bank, the customer received account details, can handle payments and transact securities.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The service was also connected via the Internet.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In 1996, even before the launch of the actual online bank, Merita Bank launched the Solo payment, which enabled the customer to pay for their purchases on the Internet.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[2] [5] [6] the Internet Solo online bank Merita launched in 1997.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Customers could now manage their banking affairs online and also make time deposits, buy fund units and bonds.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

By the end of 1997, 330,000 contracts needed to use Solo services had been awarded.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[7] [5] In 2000, Solo services were launched in Sweden for use by Nordbanken, later also in Denmark by Unidanmark customers.


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Merita Bank

[3] MeritaNordBanken and Nordea In 1997 Merita merged with the Swedish company Nordbanken to form MeritaNordBanken.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

MeritaNordBanken started operations from the beginning of 1998.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[8] Merita Plc and Nordbanken Holding AB (publ) were merged into Nordic Baltic Holding (NBH) in early 2000.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[9] In the same year, the Danish Unibank and the Norwegian Christiania Bank og Kreditkasse were merged into the Group.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

In November 2000, the group adopted the name Nordea.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[9] The business of Merita Bank of Finland was transferred from the beginning of 2002 to the company, which was renamed Nordea Bank Suomi Plc.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[10] At the turn of 2001 and 2002, all Merita branches were converted to Nordeo.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[11] Merita Group Structure 1996 Merita Group structure at the beginning of 1996 was as follows: [2] Merita Oy, the parent company of the group Merita Bank Oy Merita Asiakasrahoitus Oy Merita Rahusto Oy Merita Rahat Oy Merita Capital Oy Merita Bankiriliike Oy Suomen Teotopankki Oy Merita Kiinteistö Oy Apartoistokeskus Oy Apartoistokaupunki Oy Merita Life Insurance Oy Partita Oy Prospectus Oy Stock Exchange History Merita Oy (late.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Merita Corporation) shares were listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange as of January 2, 1996.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[3] The company had approximately 350,000 shareholders in 1995.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[2] Merita's A share, or common share, was listed until March 24, 2000.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Merita's B share, or preference share, was listed until November 4, 1998.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[10] A and B shares were merged on 5 November 1998.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[12] Merita and Nordbanken shares were merged at the beginning of 2000.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The amalgamation was carried out through an operation in which Nordbanken Holding's name temporarily changed to Nordic Baltic Holding (NBH).


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

NBH purchased all Merita Plc shares from the public.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

One Merita share gained 1.02 NBH shares.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

Most of Merita's shares were traded like this.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

The remaining shares were redeemed at a price of €5.77.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[10] Following the operation, Unibank was also merged into NBH in March 2000.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[9] The name of NBH was changed to Nordea AB (publ) at the end of 2000.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[10] The merged Nordea, covering Merita, Nordbanken and Unibank at the end of 2000, was listed on the Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen stock exchanges.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[9] Logo Bank's logo, made up of stone and wood, remotely resembling hole bread, was designed by design strategist Raymond Turner.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

It once provoked plenty of debate because of its price.


Question: When was the National Share Bank, or KOP, abolished as a name?

Merita Bank

[13] Sources Category:Former Finnish listed companies Category:Finnish banks


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

The 13 ½ Lives of Captain Blue Bear () is a fantasy novel by Walter Moers published in 1999.


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2 lives

In Finnish, the work first appeared in 2001.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

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The events of the book are set on the fictional Zamonian continent.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

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Originally, the Blue Bear character appeared in the German children's programme Sendung mit der Maus, where it made up pirate stories and claimed they were true.


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2 lives

Blue Bear has also been made into an animated film, Käpt'n Blaubär — Der Film, in 1999 and a musical in 2006.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

Plot Captain Blue Bear has 27 lives, but he tells only half of them.


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The beginning of the book deals with Blue Bear's first memories of his birth, at which point he finds himself floating in a nutshell in the middle of the ocean.


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2 lives

Years later, he ends up in the city of Atlantis, where he elevates to a revered liar gladiator.


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2 lives

After this, he is forced to become a slave to the world's biggest ship, the Moloch.


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Aided by Blue Bear, he has an intra-head dictionary that Professor Abdul the Night Owl telepathically transferred to him during his sixth life.


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Lives 1. life as a dwarf pirate Blue Bear's first life begins when he discovers he is naked in a nutshell at sea.


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At the same time, he hears an ear-drying roar caused by the world's largest and most dangerous water vortex, the gurgling.


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2 lives

The blue bear is drifting towards the vortex, but he is rescued by dwarf pirates, with whom he lives the first five years of his life and learns among others.


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to make 723 different nodes.


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The dwarf pirates are forced to leave him on an island when the Blue Bear has grown too large for their ship.


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2 lives

2. life with ship ghosts The second life of Blue Bear begins when the ship ghosts on the island find him and become enamored with his ability to cry.


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2 lives

He then regularly gives the ship ghosts his wailing performances, and in return the ghosts procure him food.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

Although Blue Bear first dislikes ship ghosts, over time he begins to aspire to be similar to his savior.


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2 lives

He eventually realizes it as absurd, and builds a raft that he uses to escape the island.


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2 lives

3. Life as a refugee During his third life, Blue Bear travels at sea on a self-made ferry.


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2 lives

On his journey, he encounters the world's biggest ship, the Moloch, who impresses him indelibly.


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2 lives

Later, he meets waves of chatter who teach Blue Bear to speak and give him his name.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

The Blue Bear then helps the tyrant whale Rex by pulling harpoons from its back and the whale leaves him near an island.


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2 lives

4. life on the island of gourmets The fourth life of a blue bear is set on the island of gourmetica insularis.


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2 lives

Huge quantities of edible plants grow on the island, which Blue Bear eats with good appetite.


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2 lives

Eventually his daytime rhythm consists of nothing but eating and in a year he'll be fat as football.


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2 lives

To the horror of the blue bear, his paradise is simply a carnivorous plant pretending to be an island, fattening its victims before eating them.


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2 lives

At the last moment, he is rescued by the savior lizard “Mac” Deus X. Machina, whose navigator Blue Bear becomes the navigator.


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2 lives

5. Life as a Navigator During his fifth life, Blue Bear acts as a navigator for the ill-sighted Mac and they save many lives as typical of savior saves at the last minute.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

Eventually, Mac finds that he is ready for Liskoniemi's retirement home and leaves Blue Bear Professor Abdul Night Owl in front of the school in Sysivuori.


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2 lives

6. Life in the Sysys Mountains Blue Bear learns everything possible at Abdul Night Owl's Night Academy during his sixth life.


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2 lives

At school, he makes new friends; Qwert Zuiopü, the jelly prince of the 2364th Dimension, and Fredda, the furry mountain hot.


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2 lives

After Fredda and Qwert have left school in their place arrive the unicorn Fogelweide, the pig barbarian Groot, and the indulgent Zille, but from them the Blue Bear cannot get proper debate company for philosophical discussions.


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2 lives

Before leaving the Night Academy, Night Owl warns him not to trust the shaft roll, who later succeeds in tricking Blue Bear by straying him deeper into the bows of Mount Sys.


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2 lives

The Blue Bear, however, gets out safely aided by his intra-head dictionary and heads towards the Great Forest.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

7. Life in the Great Forest During his seven lives, Blue Bear ponders why the Great Forest is completely deserted.


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2 lives

He meets his first love object in the woods, a blue damsel bear with the same dictionary as Blue Bear.


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2 lives

He gets to note bitterly that the other bear is nothing more than a mirage produced by a woodland locknoid.


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2 lives

The blue bear gets caught up in a forest lockwitch web, but manages to escape and runs through the Great Forest as the forest locknoid chases him.


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2 lives

With Blue Bear's powers at the very end, he stumbles into a dimensional hole.


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2 lives

8. Life in the dimensional hole The Blue Bear is in contact with both the past, present and future.


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2 lives

He ends up in the 2364th Dimension, where he inadvertently sets off a chain of events that leads to Qwert Zuiopü, who was preparing for his coronation, being destabilized into a dimension hole and ending up in Zamonia.


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2 lives

Forced by an angry mob, Blue Bear jumps after his friend and eventually ends up back in the Great Forest at a different time.


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2 lives

He travels across the forest and ends up in the sweet desert.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

9. Life in the sweet desert The blue bear of his ninth life consumes strolling around the sweet desert accompanied by nomads, the interpreters, searching for a Fata Morgana named Anagrom Ataf.


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2 lives

The blue bear helps the interpreters capture and colonize the desert town in question.


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2 lives

However, the town turns out to be the dwelling place of ghost-like fatoms, and Blue Bear contrives to put the interpreters again to wander the desert and search for an extract town, AV-uker-UOHS (a delirious image backwards).


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2 lives

The blue bear is not leaving according to the interpreters, but heading towards the Atlantic.


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2 lives

He sees a tornado stop on his way and stays waiting for the tornado to come.


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2 lives

When the cyclone finally arrives, it sucks Blue Bear inside and transports him to the tornado town inside the tornado.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

10. Life in a tornado city The events of Blue Bear's tenth life are set in a tornado city, where time has passed about one minute a year and almost all of its inhabitants, including Blue Bear, have become elderly upon arrival there.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

Blue Bear, with a few others, tries to come up with a way out of the city, and he invents a tornado stopping every year for one minute, enabling him to escape.


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2 lives

This is how Blue Bear and his escape mates count backwards throughout the year to schedule the arrival of a tornado.


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2 lives

When the time comes, they escape through the tornado wall and end up back at the tornado stop rejuvenated.


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2 lives

One escapist, a friend of Blue Bear named Balduan, advises him to take a shortcut to Atlantis, and he makes his way.


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2 lives

11th life at the Great End During his eleventh life, the Blue Bear passes through the head of a giant blocking the mountain pass, a bollog, “from one ear in and the other out,” as Blue Bear's friend Balduan describes.


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2 lives

Inside the head, Blue Bear meets en masse of bad ideas, and has to be thrown into the Lake of Oblivion as a result of a plot involving mental illness.


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2 lives

On the head, Blue Bear becomes the leader of a sleep orchestra to earn money to acquire a map.


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2 lives

The map allows him to get out of the head and continue his journey to Atlantis.


Question: Why is Captain Blue Bear telling pirate stories?

2 lives

12th Life in Atlantis After arriving in earthquake-stricken giant city Atlantis, Blue Bear befriends cigarette hat Chemluth Havana and does various snippet jobs.


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2 lives

He dreams of becoming a liar gladiator and participates in one of the struggles, defeating his opponents.


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2 lives

Blue Bear eventually has to challenge his own idol to a duel and wins the race after 99 laps.


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2 lives

The Blue Bear boss is not happy about his victory, as he has bet his entire fortune on his opponent's behalf and plans to sell him as a slave to Moloch.


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2 lives

The Blue Bear escapes into the sewers of Atlantis, but the shaft troll tricks Blue Bear into a repeat and he ends up with Moloch.


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2 lives

13th life on Moloch The thirteenth life of a blue bear is spent on Moloch in a furnace helvet, where black bears living as slaves work.


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2 lives

He finds out Moloch's captain is Zamomim, a thinking element.


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2 lives

Professor Night Owl arrives on the ship in a night owlless and challenges Zamomim to a battle of thoughts.


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2 lives

At the same time, Blue Bear sneaks up behind Zamomim and throws him into the darkness condensed by the Night Owl's instrument, a cloud of sys.


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2 lives

The Blue Bear frees the ship's crew, but no one knows how to stop the ship as it drives towards the waterwheel, the grunt black.


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2 lives

A group of rescuer sauces, including Mac, arrive at the scene and carry the ship's crew to safety.


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2 lives

The blue bear doesn't make it to the savior saves, but stays on the ship.


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He is rescued by Qwert Zuiopü, who flies his mat from a gurgling that turns out to be a dimensional hole.


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2 lives

It's 13½.


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half of life in all peace, Moloch's crew is revealed to be aphids, each of which has a different color of fur, but who had all lived black by soot.


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It turns out that Blue Bear had been born on Moloch, but his mother had lowered him in a nutshell into the sea, hoping he would survive.


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At the end, Blue Bear takes up residence in the Great Forest with his new sweetheart, but hints adventures will await them in the future.


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Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Moers, Walter| title = Captain Blue Bear 13 1/2 life| location = Helsing| publisher = Otava| year = 2001| version = (Die 13 1/2 Leben des Käpt'n Blaubär, 1999.)


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Translated by Marja Kyrö| id = ISBN 951-1-16606-9}} On the topic elsewhere by Paula Havaste:.


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Helsingin Sanomat 3.4.2002.


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Category:German youth fantasy novels Category:Books of 1999


Question: How many miles are there of marked trails in the area?

Tankavaara

Tankavaara or Tankavaara Kultakylä is a village on the side of highway 4 in Sodankylä, between Sodankylä and Ivalo, about 90 kilometres north of Sodankylä city centre.


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Tankavaara

Tankavaara is home to Tankavaara Gold Museum, restaurant Wanha Waskoolimies with accommodation and Tankavaara Nature Centre, as well as nature trail with observation towers.


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Tankavaara

Iso and Small Tankavaara are also hazards a few kilometers east of the village.


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Tankavaara

The highest peak rises to 470 metres above sea level.


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Tankavaara

The Gold Museum Kultamuseo is one of Finland's professionally managed special museums.


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Tankavaara

The museum operates Tankavaara as its neighbours Tankavaara and Tankavaara Nature Centre.


Question: How many miles are there of marked trails in the area?

Tankavaara

Founded in 1973, the Gold Museum investigates and records the history of gold mining in Finland and exhibits the world's gold rinsing tradition in its Golden World section.


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Tankavaara

In addition, the museum has an extensive exhibition of stones and minerals in the former Oy Lapin Kulta AB main building, Härkäselä.


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Tankavaara

The museum is also associated with an outdoor museum area and a gold rinsing site during the summer.


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Tankavaara

In winter, gold can be washed up in the indoor pools built for this purpose at the Gold Museum.


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Tankavaara

The museum is owned and managed by the private Gold Museum Foundation.


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Tankavaara

The museum is covered by state aid.


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Tankavaara

Annually, the museum is visited by about 20,000 tourists.


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Tankavaara

The courtyard of the Gold Museum is decorated with a bronze statue of a nearly three foot tall leftist.


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Tankavaara

The statue was donated by the Friends of Lapinkulla Association and was unveiled at the Gold Museum's 20th anniversary in 1993.


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Tankavaara

The statue was made by artist Ensio Seppänen and is a tribute to the work of gold diggers in “life”.


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Tankavaara

In 2013, the Gold Museum turned 40 years old.


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Tankavaara

[1] The Finnish Kullanrinhdonnan Finnish Championships in Tankavaara, organised by Kultamuseon Tuki ry, is one of the oldest events in Lapland.


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Tankavaara

It underlies the colourful history of Lapland gold rinsing dating back more than 140 years.


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Tankavaara

The first time Tankavaara was pitched racing in 1974.


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Tankavaara

The Finnish Gold Rinse Championships are also the basis for competitive and recreational activities that have spread throughout the world.


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Tankavaara

Today, national championships are held in more than twenty countries, as well as countless smaller events.


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Tankavaara

The World Cup chain, which originated in Tankavaara in 1977, tours the world as an annual meeting place for gold washers.


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Tankavaara

The last time the World Gold Rinsing Championships were held in Finland in 2006 and will be held again from 5 to 10 August 2019.


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Tankavaara

The Gold Symposium Gold Museum hosts an interdisciplinary Gold Symposium every year, which focuses on current topics related to gold.


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Tankavaara

A narrow-gauge railway for the transport of tourists was completed in 1997 to the Kultakylä region, which was named Pohjois-Suomen Kälärata Oy.


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Tankavaara

The railway circled around Kultakylä and twice crossed the Hopiaoja area.


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Tankavaara

The railway had a track gauge of 600mm and a total length of 1600 metres.


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Tankavaara

The operation of the railway faded as it entered the 2010s, and it was dismantled.


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Tankavaara

The stock was moved in 2014 mainly to Robert Sands Järnväg in Alavetel.


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Tankavaara

[2] [3] History A gold deposit in the Tankavaara area was found in the 1930s when Aslak Peltovuoma, a resident of Purnumuka village, was informed of the gold reserves in the area in a dream.


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Tankavaara

[4] Tankavaara in the Lapland War As the Germans were retreating towards the north in the Lapland War, they delayed the following Finnish troops.


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Tankavaara

Tankavaara, where bloody battles took place.


Question: How many miles are there of marked trails in the area?

Tankavaara

On 31 October 1944, the Germans withdrew from Tankavaara by plan towards Saariselka.


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Tankavaara

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Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood refers to the temporary blanketing of land by water due to rising water levels in a body, rising sea levels, or stormwater accumulation.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[1] The extent of the flood area and the effects of the flood depend on, among other things, the shape of the terrain, the annual water situation, and the land use of the area.


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Flood

Damage Flooding may cause damage to people, the environment and economic activities, for example.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The adverse effects of flooding can never be completely prevented, nor would it even be profitable in an economic sense.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

However, flood damage can be reduced through various flood risk management measures.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

As a result of flooding, areas where it would be undesirable are often submerged and there is no time to prevent flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding a river, for example, can bring so much water to the highway that driving by car across the site becomes impossible or floodwater spreads to the basements of residential buildings.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Genesis of floods Flooding arises in several ways.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In the spring floods are caused by snow melt and ice dams, other times, among other things, abundant rainfall.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Meltwater increases flows in water bodies and raises their water level.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Ice dams can raise water levels significantly higher than normal.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The cause of seawater flooding may be temporary sea water level rise due to wind or low pressure, or higher surface rise due to glacier melting over a longer period.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Particularly in the Baltic Sea, which is an inland sea, due to strong winds and low pressure, generally short-duration sea-water floods may arise.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding can be prevented by building dams and embankment beaches, among other things.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

A temporary flood zone is an area where flooded water can be discharged to avoid greater damage.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Efforts have been made to blow up or dig open ice dams using various machinery.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The surface of rivers can also be raised by prolonged and heavy rains.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding around the world, floods in addition to the above are caused by volcanic eruptions, which quickly melt snow.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Heavy rains can also lead to flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During the rainy season in the tropics, river peripheral lands are subjected to flooding many times each year and as a result land areas have been turned into floodplains.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding also causes frequent landslides.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Instantaneous flood lakes can also be caused when river mouths block, for example, due to abundant flora.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Particularly on the Amazonas River, flood lakes () are often experienced, which change the ecosystem of the region seasonally.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding can also be caused by storm cause in connection with strong low pressure or by a tsunami produced by earthquakes.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Types of flooding Flooding can be commonly divided into watershed flooding, seawater flooding, and stormwater floods.


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Flood

[1] Water floods usually develop in Finland as a result of prolonged rains or snow melt.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The most common of these are spring floods due to snowmelt occurring on rivers and lakes.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Abundant rains cause watershed flooding in other times of the year.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Also, ice and jelly dams can cause locally strong water levels in the river to rise.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The flooding of the Great Lakes, which is the result of several successive years of high rain, can also be elevated to its own type of watershed flood type.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In seaside areas, storms, along with other factors that raise water levels, can cause seawater flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Along with wind, the main factors contributing to sea level rise in the Baltic Sea are air pressure, flow through the Danish straits and winter sea ice coverage.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Stormwater flood refers to flooding caused by rain or meltwater accumulating on the surface of the earth in mainly built-up areas.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[1] Stormwater floods have also been referred to as agglomeration, heavy rain or sudden flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Stormwater floods caused by heavy rains are fast-onset, short-lived and quite localized, concentrating on built-up areas.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In a densely built urban-like area, unusually intense rain can cause flooding both in streams and ditches and on streets when storm drains are exceeded capacity.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The Bureau of Meteorology issues a heavy rain warning when rainfall is at least 20 millimetres per hour or at least 50 millimetres per day.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood Recurrence Time and Probability Recurrence time and probability describe the rarity of flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Both terms are in common use.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In addition to them, the rarity of the flood can be described verbally.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Recurrence time refers to the length of time that, on average, elapses before a flood of a certain magnitude or greater occurs.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In reality, floods do not occur regularly every year, but there are drier periods in between and more frequent floods.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

For example, a flood described with a recurrence time of two hundred and fifty years (1/250a) means that the flood is likely to be experienced four times over a thousand years.


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Flood

The annual probability of a flood of this magnitude occurring is 0.4%.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In 100 years, there is already a 33 per cent chance of a flood of this magnitude.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Over a period of 250 years, there is a 63% chance of a flood of this magnitude occurring.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The flow and water level corresponding to a flood of a given frequency can be determined either by statistical methods or using watershed models.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Watershed models describe the hydrological circulation of a body of water and the diversion of water in a body of water.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding and their changes are estimated by combining weather conditions occurring in models with a certain probability with the worst possible.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[1] Estimating flood recurrence involves a lot of uncertainties arising from modeling and length of observation period, for example, so recurrence times and probabilities should be treated as indicative estimates rather than precise numbers.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[1] The probabilities can also be used to account for the projected impacts of climate change in the future.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Systematic water level observations have been carried out in Finland since the 1840s.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During this observation period, the highest summer flood affecting large areas in Finland occurred in 1899 and the second extensive summer flood, almost as high, occurred in 1924.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[2] In Finland there have been major spring floods in 1953, 1966, 1984 and 2000.


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Flood

The recurrence of these floods has averaged about once every 50 years.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

According to the records of the largest river floods, for example, in 1807 the water was nine metres above the normal summer water level in Rovaniemi at the time of the spring flood, and in 1859 the water rose seven metres above the summer height in Kemijoki and Ounasjoki.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[3] A truly rare and widespread flood has last occurred in Finland in 1899. At that time, the recurrence period of flooding in the water basins of Vuoksi, Kymijoki and Kokemäenjoki has been estimated at least 250 years (i.e. an annual probability of less than 0.4%).


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Floodwater levels were above mid-water heights in Päijänne 193cm, 155cm in Kallavesi, 224cm in Vanajavesi, 253cm in Pyhäjärvi in Tampere and 202cm in Saimaa.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The total amount of damage was estimated at 7.4 million marks according to the then money value.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[4] The exceptionalism of the flood was understood in due course, resulting in signs indicating the highest water level being carved into the cliffs on the beach.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

As a result of the February manifesto of the same year, these signs with their annuals are widely known as the lines of the whale pato.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Since 1899, significant numbers of residential buildings, summer homes, industrial plants, roads, bridges and so on have been built near the beaches, so the potential for damage is quite different today than it was just a hundred years ago.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In 1966, an exceptional amount of snow fell in southern Finland and the warm April caused the snow to melt quickly.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The water value of the snow was exceptionally high, up to 260 millimetres, and record flooding ensued.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In the Kokemäen-Huittinen region, the flood caused mainly agricultural damage.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Halis, a watershed of the River Aura, the water value of the snow was measured at 211mm.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The peak flood peak in Halis was reached on 2 May, when a flow of 286m³/s was measured in the Aura River.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In some places people had to be evacuated from the path of the flood and from which ice dams had to be blown up.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The 1974—1975 winter flood in Kokemäjoki was caused by heavy rainfall during the rest of 1974.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The lackluster weather and high flow prevented the formation of an ice cap in the Kokemäjoki River.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

High flow, open water, and a period of frost allowed the formation of jelly and jelly dams.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

At the same time, seawater rose high.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Pihlava, the Kokemäenjoki estuary was in the river bed up to the bottom.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In addition, the Pori region experienced a rare ice output during the season, resulting in an ice dam forming at the tip of Kirjurinluoo.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In the spring of 1984, the flood in Ostrobothnia was an average of once every 30 to 40 years and caused residential buildings to become wet and, in addition, arable areas were covered with water.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In addition, in the lower part of the river, flood water cut off road 715 and the road to Vaasa Airport and discharged into the sea partly through the Old Vaasa Canal.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

This was the result of the formation of an ice dam on the highway 715 bridge.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

With major flooding, the Laihianjoki flood area coincides with the Karkkimala region with the Kyrönjoki flood area, as was observed with the 1984 flood.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Finland has experienced several types of flooding recently.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During the summer of 2004, flows grew, for example, as a result of continuous heavy rainfall in the Vantaa River basin, to record high relative to the time.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[5] Flood damage was compensated by State resources of around EUR 900000 [6].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Epiphany 2005, on the other hand, sea water reached record levels in the Gulf of Finland and the then National Institute of Marine Research (now the Finnish Finnish Meteorological Institute) issued the first flood warning in its history.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood control was quite successful in Helsinki, among other things, a flood wall was built from paper bales in the Market Square [7].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

At the end of May of the same year, the floods in Lapland caused by melting snow were exceptionally drastic.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood damage amounted to EUR 4.7 million in the Kittilä city centre and Upper Ounasjoki region [8].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Pori, on the other hand, local heavy rain caused around 20 million euros in damage on 12 August 2007.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During the three hours it rained at worst 20% of the annual harvest [9].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

On October 6, 2012, a severe flood was experienced in southern Ostrobothnia and the northern parts of Satakunta, resulting from 5 to 6.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During the period of October, almost continuous heavy rain caused by a wide low pressure swirling over Western Finland.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Also outside the flood zone, for example in Kokemäki and Pori, more than 30 millimetres of daily rainfall were measured.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[10] In April 2013, a thermal spring, which began late but surprisingly strongly and broadly, caused severe flooding almost everywhere in Finland.


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Flood

The worst hit Pyhäjoki in northern Ostrobothnia.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Finland, flooding has typically been minor compared to Central Europe, where heavy rainfall, low levels of lakes and greater elevation differences in terrain increase susceptibility to flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

According to a study carried out by the Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the damage caused by an extremely rare flood (recurring on average once every 250 years) would amount to around EUR 550 million in Finland [2].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood risk areas in Finland have been designated 22 major flood risk areas in Finland for the period 2018-2024.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The designation took into account the likelihood of flooding and the damaging consequences of the flood.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The significance of the consequences was assessed from a general point of view.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood hazard and flood risk maps and flood risk plans have been prepared for significant flood risk areas, setting out objectives and measures to prevent and reduce flood risks, as well as other impacts of measures.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

It is estimated that flooding of the watershed poses the greatest risks in Rovaniemi and Pori.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The rise of sea water, on the other hand, poses significant risks, for example in the Helsinki region.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[1] Flooding may occur in areas other than designated risk areas, but in these designated areas the risk of flooding has been considered to be the most significant.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In particular, the occurrence of damaging and sudden stormwater floods caused by heavy rainfall depends largely on where the heavy rain area hits.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Predicting these heavy rain floods is extremely difficult.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In particular, the river waters of Ostrobothnia are flood-sensitive because they flow in wide areas and there are not many lakes that equalize the flow.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Snowmelt in spring usually occurs along the entire length of rivers at the same time because rivers flow from east to west and there is a lot of water coming in in a short period of time.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Climate change, estimates suggest, significantly alters the seasonal variation in river flows and lake water levels.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Due to the increase in temperature, winter flows and water levels increase, while the flows resulting from the melt of snow in the spring decrease, especially in southern and central Finland.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

During the summer, water levels may fall even lower.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flooding decreases in parts of Finland as the amount of snow decreases, but especially in the central lakes and lowlands of large bodies of water, increased precipitation increases flooding in the majority of climate scenarios [1].


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood risk is estimated to double or triple by 2100 if no additional preparedness measures are taken [11] Flood risk management Flood risk management refers to a set of measures aimed at assessing and reducing flooding the likelihood of occurrence and/or damaging consequences of flooding.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Traditionally, flood risk management has focused on rationing of water bodies and other means of flood protection, such as swamping and beach embankments.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

However, it is also possible to significantly reduce flood damage by planning land use sensibly and directing construction beyond flood areas.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In Finland, systematic flood mapping work has been carried out to support this to increase public awareness and public awareness of flood areas.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood maps are made for significant flood risk areas to show where the flood may spread and what kind of damage it may cause.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Flood maps can be used as an aid in the planning of flood risk management.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

For example, they can be used to plan operations in the event of flooding, such as road closures and evacuations, as efficiently as possible.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

In addition, flood risk management plans will be developed for watersheds with a significant flood risk area to prevent and reduce the risk of flooding in the area.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The local ELY Centre is responsible for planning flood risk management in watershed and marine coastal areas.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

Stormwater flood risk management is the responsibility of municipalities.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

[12] Activities in the event of a flood and during a flood It is the responsibility of each person to protect himself and his property by his own actions.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The rescue authority is responsible for planning and managing operations in the event of a flood, as well as rescue operations.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The ELY Centre is responsible for providing information about the risk of flooding, preparing for flooding before floods, and monitoring the use of the watershed.


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Flood

It is the responsibility of the municipality to protect its own structures and operations and to support rescue authorities in flood protection.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

The Finnish Environment Agency is responsible for preparing water forecasts, warnings and flood maps.


Question: What are Finland's flood risk areas?

Flood

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Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra is a supervillain appearing in comic books by the Marvel publishing house whose first appearance occurred in issue 110 (1969) of the American magazine Captain America.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra was created by Jim Steranko.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

In Finland, Madame Hydra first appeared in issue 6 (1998) of “Mega-Marvel” magazine.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

History Little is known about the background of the woman known as Madame Hydra.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

It is known that he orphaned as a child in Eastern Europe in Hungary.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

After growing up, he joined HYDRA, the largest criminal organization in the Marvel Universe, and was mired in conflicts several times with Captain America and the YPKVV.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

He later split from HYDRA [1] to help another supervillain, Crouch.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra, however, acted for her own purposes and killed Ky while taking this identity for herself [2].


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra started activities with the Reptile Group and participated in numerous terrorist attacks across the world.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra's nihilistic and sadistic nature makes it hard for even other supervillains to get along with her (only Red Skull has found the character trait attractive).


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

In the end, Kobra betrayed him and Captain America managed to arrest Madame Hydra.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

For a time Madame Hydra was thought to be a woman named Merriem Drew and thus Jessica Drewn, the mother of Spider Woman [3].


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

However, it turned out that one of the Old Gods, Chthon had planted false memories in Madame Hydra in an attempt to bring both women under his power [4].


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra has also been mired in frequent conflicts with Group-X.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

In an attempt to murder Mariko Yashida on a commission from Silver Samurai.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

In the ensuing battle, Madame Hydra almost slew Storm and Rogue.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Later, in order to secure the activities of her criminal empire based in Madripoor, Madame Hydra blackmailed Wolverine into marrying her.


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Madame Hydra

However, Wolverine managed to obtain a divorce with Ogun possessing Madame Hydra's body.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Wolverine had been forced to pierce with his fingernails his wife and demanded a divorce in exchange for the healing of Madame Hydra [5].


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Today, Madame Hydra has joined the Hellfire Club and forged relationships with the Hand, a mystical ninja cult.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra has also given up her “Viper” identity and calls herself Madame Hydra once again.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Others who used the Madame Hydra name in the Marvel Universe were also influenced by another woman affected under the “Madame Hydra” identity, elevated by HYDRA to Madame Hydra VI (there is no information who were Madame Hydra I-V or whether the woman discussed in the main article is one of them).


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

This Madame Hydra's mission was to kidnap Nick Fury, but he eventually allied himself with the YPKVV.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Eventually inclined to psychoticism, he was delivered to a mental institution [6].


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Madame Hydra

Powers and equipment Madame Hydra does not possess supernatural abilities, but her reflexes and suppleness match the level of a top athlete.


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Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra is an excellent tactician and organizer, especially when it comes to underworld relations.


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Madame Hydra

He is a masterful fencer and shooter.


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Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra is known to have used snake-themed weapons and various snake venoms in her crimes.


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Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra also owns a ring capable of teleportation.


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Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra in other media Television Madame Hydra appeared as the lead of Hydra in the animated series X-Men: Evolution.


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Madame Hydra

Madame Hydra appears in the television series S.H.I.E.L.D.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Agents in the fourth production season with Holden Radcliffe's assistant and LMD robot Aidan as a virtual character in a virtual reality show called “Frame of Reference”, where Hydra has managed to take over the world (played by Mallory Jansen).


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Madame Hydra

She uses the human name Ophelia as her real name in the Frame of Reference and is in a relationship with Leo Fitz, who is the chief scientist at the Frame of Reference Hydra by the name “Doctor”.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

He tries to stop Daisy Johnson and Jemma Simmons from releasing the other S.H.I.E.L.D connected to the Frame of Reference.


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Madame Hydra

agents of and keeps the consciousness of Radcliffe and Aida's human model Agnes Kitsworth confined to Ogygia until he killed Agnes.


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Madame Hydra

Through Project Imagery he was working on, he sought to create a device built by FITZ and using the power of the Darkhold to create a human body for himself in order to feel real emotions.


Question: Is Agent Carter a woman?

Madame Hydra

Ophelia's human body also came with abilities copied from the Inhumans studied by the Frame of Reference Hydra, including teleportation, electricity manipulation, and healing.


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Madame Hydra

She tried to apologize to Fitz for her actions and said she loved him, but Fitz still loved Simmons, causing Ophelia to decide to take revenge on the whole S.H.I.E.L.D.


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Madame Hydra

However, Robbie Reyes's unexpected return to the Earth dimension stops him when Phil Coulson borrows the Ghost Driver's powers and destroys Ophelia once and for all.


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Madame Hydra

Films Actress Sandra Hess played Madame Hydra (as Viper) in the 1998 television film Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.


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Madame Hydra

In the film, her name is stated to be Andrea von Strucker, but in Marvel comics of the normal continuum, the name belongs to Baron Strucker's daughter (the female part of Fenris).


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Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nicholas II (, 18 May (J: 6 May) 1868 Saint Petersburg — 17 July 1918, Yekaterinburg) was Emperor of Russia, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Finland from 1894 to 1917.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

He was the last ruler of the Romanovs ruler lineage to be overthrown in the February Revolution of 1917.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In Finland, he is known as a signer of the February Manifesto and the initiator of Russification measures.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Under his leadership, Russia suffered humiliating defeats in, among other things, the Russo-Japanese War and World War I.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Due to the brutal suppression of peaceful protests, as well as the lavish Russian defeats of the Russo-Japanese War and World War I, Nikolai was also known among his opponents as Nikolai Bloody.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Later, Nikolai and his wife and children were executed on Lenin's orders during the Russian Civil War.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nicholas II's father and predecessor was Alexander III.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Living as heir to the throne, Nicholas was born into the family of Crown Prince Alexander of Russia (later Emperor Alexander III) and Empress Maria Fyodorovna (born Princess Dagmar of Denmark) in 1868.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

He, as were his siblings, was brought up under heavy discipline and reprimand.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nicholas's grandfather, Emperor Alexander II was assassinated in 1881, when Nicholas's father became Emperor Alexander III.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nikolai learned to obey his father, who, having grown up, ordered him to participate in various committees.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nikolai, however, kept matters related to politics dry and devoid of interest, preferring to party with his fellow officers in restaurants and with young women in the islands off St. Petersburg.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

For the first time, the Prince of Inheritance defied his father's will when he began dating Mathilde Krzesinska, a young dancer of the Imperial Ballet.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

However, the youngsters were soon separated when Prince Nikolai of the Inheritance and his younger brother Grand Duke Georgi were sent on a long circumnavigation of the world in October 1890.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

The journey did not end well, Georgi contracted tuberculosis, and the parents decided to interrupt Georg's journey and send the boy to the Caucasus to recover.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

Nikolai's trip also took a nasty decision in Japan when a Japanese policeman attacked the heir to the throne with a sword during their visit to the town of Otsu in the spring of 1891.


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Nicholas II

Prince Georgios of Greece saved a threatening situation when he managed to drop a sword from the attacker's hand with his walking stick.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

After Nikolai and Alix returned to Saint Petersburg, Nikolai again resumed his relationship with Mathilde Krzesinska despite his father's opposition.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

However, the great love of Nikolai's life was not Mathilde, but the young German Princess Alix of Hessen-Darmstadt, younger sister of Grand Duchess Elisabeth, wife of Nikolai's uncle Sergei Alexandrovich.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In 1894, Nikolai openly told Mathilde of his love for Alix and told her he wished her as his bride.


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Nicholas II

The relationship between Tsarevich and the dancer ended the same year, and Mathilde later married Nikolai's cousin, Grand Duke Andrei Vladimirovich.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

After long-standing opposition from the emperor couple, Nicholas finally got permission to propose to his beloved when the Emperor's health suddenly deteriorated.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In the spring of 1894, the couple became engaged and in October Princess Alix arrived with the imperial family in Livadia, Crimea.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

With his last powers, the emperor blessed the young couple, after which he soon died in his own bed.


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Nicholas II

Thus, the young prince of inheritance became the emperor of the whole Russialand.


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Nicholas II

Princess Alix was baptized into the Orthodox faith, and became the “rightist Grand Duchess Aleksandra Fyodorovna”.


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Nicholas II of England

The wedding took place shortly after the funeral of the emperor, before the start of the fasting period, and due to the mourning period, they were unattention-grabbing and silent.


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Nicholas II of England

Although elderly women who followed the funeral are said to have shook their heads and said of the Empress: [1] Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra were officially crowned on 26 May 1896 in Moscow at Uspensky Cathedral.


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Nicholas II of England

The festivities were huge, and through Russia people arrived to follow the crowning of the new emperor.


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Nicholas II of England

At his coronation, Lieutenant Mannerheim was one of four officers who escorted the emperors.


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Nicholas II of England

More than 7000 guests attended the coronation dinners.


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Nicholas II of England

Nicholas II already announced at the outset of his reign that he would come to use the title of Tsar, which he considered more Russian, rather than emperor brought from the West.


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Nicholas II of England

[1] Tsarevich Alexei and Rasputin into the Nikolai and Aleksandra family were born five children: Olga (born 1895), Tatjana (1897), Maria (1899), Anastasia (1901), and finally, in 1904, the heir to the throne, Tsarevich Alexei.


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Nicholas II of England

Alexei was born sick.


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Nicholas II of England

He contracted haemophilia, the same hereditary disease as, among others, the Princes of the King House of Spain.


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Nicholas II of England

From Aleksei's birth, desperate parents went to great lengths to find a cure.


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Nicholas II of England

For this reason, a Siberian peasant, the “holy man” Grigory Rasputin, also reached the close circle of the imperial family.


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Nicholas II of England

Empress Aleksandra firmly believed that Rasputin was capable of healing her son, and the close relationship with the man regarded as a rietta and uncultured pooch by the people further bred the hatred and suspicion prevailing between the people and the imperial family.


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Nicholas II of England

As emperor, the years of Nicholas's reign formed difficult from the beginning.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

At a folk festival to mark the coronation held in Moscow on 26 May 1896, a serious accident occurred at Hodinka Field when a thousand-headed crowd panicked and stomped to death hundreds of party guests.


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Nicholas II of England

Nikolai still attended the ball with Alexandra, organised by the French envoy, as if nothing had happened, as the French state had gone to great lengths to organise the ball, and the absence of the emperor couple would have been embarrassing.


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Nicholas II of England

The first ten years of Nikolai's rule were hit by the social and economic transformation of Russia, the transition from an agrarian society to an industrialized one, the seeds of which had already been sown during his father's reign.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Economic growth averaged more than nine per cent per annum during the period considered 1880 to 1910.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The backwardness of legislation, the unresolved nature of land holdings after the abolition of serfdom (1861), and the concentration of economic growth in prosperous metropolitan areas caused conflict among the growing working class, which was used by socialist revolutionaries and communists as a breeding ground.


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Nicholas II of England

The Nikolai administration faced a crisis with the unrest caused by the defeat of the Russo-Japanese War (1904—1905).


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Nicholas II of England

A major turning point can be considered an incident known as Blood Sunday on 22 January 1905, in which hundreds of peaceful protesters were killed by bullets from guard soldiers at the Winter Palace.


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Nicholas II of England

The movement eventually led to the Revolution of 1905.


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Nicholas II of England

When these had barely been hoped for, Russia and Nicholas faced a new ordeal, the First World War, in the turmoil of which old Europe and its monarchies came to the end of their way.


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Nicholas II of England

Nicholas was weak as emperor, better as a family father and consort than as ruler of a gigantic, troubled kingdom.


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Nicholas II of England

He was mediocre in ability and indecisive in character, but at the same time modest and sparing.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Like his father, he was very old and sought to Russify everything up to that point westernized, preferring to use the title Tsar as it was more Russian than the official Emperor designation (imperator) in his view.


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Nicholas II of England

Nikolai allowed his wife to guide himself in matters of government, such as personal choice.


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Nicholas II of England

Therefore, reforms often fell on one and the same thing: any reform would have been against the interests of their children.


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Nicholas II of England

In particular, Alexei, the heir to the throne, was important in this regard, and his future interests were not to be jeopardised.


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Nicholas II of England

Alexandra, on the other hand, was mentored at one point by Rasputin, which enabled the emperor's immediate circle to be filled with pro-autocracy minders.


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Nicholas II of England

Nikolai's circle of life differed from the world outside the palace, and he had no concept of Russia's true plight.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

In his policy, Nicholas sought to continue along the lines of his father Alexander III, but with considerably weaker success.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Russia, as World War I drew ever closer to derailing revolution, as workers demanded more rights from the overlords.


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Nicholas II of England

Nicholas had been brought up to believe in his own position as God's chosen ruler, and therefore the MPs demanded by the people felt to him as a betrayal of God's trust.


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Nicholas II of England

In domestic politics, he relied largely on the conservatism of his father Alexander III.


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Nicholas II of England

In Finland, he was made to know for his Russification measures (February Manifesto), which led to the first period of repression.


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Nicholas II of England

As a result of the 1905 revolution, Nikolai had to concede to reforms.


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Nicholas II of England

In the October manifesto, written by Nikolai's able prime minister, Sergey Witte, a People's Representative Assembly, or Duma, was established in Russia, and civil rights were expanded (freedom of expression, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly).


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Nicholas II of England

Nikolai, however, was left with a veto over the laws enacted by the Duma and the right to dissolve Parliament, which right he exercised twice, in 1906 and 1907.


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Nicholas II of England

Gradually, other reforms were cancelled, and Nikolai's regime slipped again on a path of decline.


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Nicholas II of England

The prime ministers who succeeded Witte, whose choice was influenced by Empress Aleksandra and family friend Rasputin, were either incapable (Goremykin) or inflexible (Stolypin).


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Nikolai visited Helsinki on 10 March 1915.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[2] Abdication of power The male losses in World War I and the downhill economy, laborers” strikes and political agitating and rioting eventually led to a revolution breaking out in St. Petersburg in March 1917 (February Revolution).


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

As the troop divisions and Cossacks from the city garrison moved to the side of the revolution, Nikolai was left with no alternative.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

On 15 March 1917, while returning by train from Mogilov headquarters to Saint Petersburg, he received a telegram from Duma Speaker Mikhail Rodzjanko and Chief of the General Staff, General Mikhail Alekseyev, to Pskov demanding that he relinquish power in favor of his son.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

After realising the gravity of the situation, Nicholas understood that relinquishing power was the best solution for the survival of the Russia he loved and the emperor institution.


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Nicholas II of England

Unwilling to divorce his son, who was ill with hemorrhagic disease, Nicholas, after a moment of reflection, decided to transfer power to his brother Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

However, Michael refused the next day to accept the crown, as the representatives of the Duma did not guarantee his safety should he ascend the throne.


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Nicholas II of England

Power passed to the provisional government.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Imprisonment and death after relinquishing power, the Tsarist family was protected by the Russian Provisional Government.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

At first they were held as prisoners at their home in Alexander's Palace in Tsarskoye Selo [3], but later, after the guard forces deserted, Prime Minister Aleksandr Kerenski moved the family to safety in Tobolsk, Siberia.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

In Tobolsk, the family still lived a relatively normal life, but after the Bolsheviks seized power in the October Revolution, grips on them were hardened.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

First the tsar, tsaritsa and their daughter Maria were transferred to the house of Ipatyev in Yekaterinburg in the Urals.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[3] Alexei was still in poor health after a haemorrhagic attack, and his three sisters and part of the service remained to care for him in Tobolsk.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

After Aleksei welcomed, they too were transferred to Yekaterinburg.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

In Yekaterinburg, the family was subjugated to the status of prisoners.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The windows of their rooms were painted white to prevent an exit, and they were not allowed into the church or allowed to receive guests.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

As time passed, the guards became more sympathetic to their prisoners, causing the Bolshevik regime to change the guards.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The new guards belonged to the notorious Czech.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Six of them were Bulgarian and Hungarian prisoners of war, used for the dirtiest jobs.


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Nicholas II of England

According to Robert K. Massie, the Imperial family knew their fate when these men reached.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The coldly appropriate behaviour of the guards indicated quite clearly that they were executioners.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The extraordinary circumstances of the Russian Civil War have been attributed to the execution of Nicholas II and his family.


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Nicholas II of England

The former emperor did not want to go free and end up as a living symbol of the White Army fighting the Bolsheviks.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The date of execution was determined by the war situation.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The Czech Legion of 45,000 men operating in Siberia, reinforced by Russian soldiers and officers from the White Army, had advanced as far as the city limits of Yekaterinburg in the south.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

According to the commander of the Red War Force, the city would be erected to defend the city for three days.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

It is widely believed that the order to murder Nicholas II was issued from Moscow.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Robert K. Massie, also known as a Romanov expert, interprets it this way.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[4] According to Helen Rappaport, a Russian-speaking historian, there would be no written evidence of Lenin's part.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

It was not drafted in the first place or has been concealed skillfully.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[5] According to traditional perception, the order that came from Moscow was given by the Central Committee of the Bolshevik Party.


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Nicholas II of England

[6] [7] [8] Prisoners were informed that a photograph of Moscow was wanted as proof of their well-being.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

They were gathered together, but instead of a cameraman, armed guards arrived at the scene.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[9] At night 16—17.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

On July 1918, shortly after midnight, the men executed the entire Imperial family and the chambermaid Anna Demidova, the family physician Dr. Botkin, chef Haritonov, and servant Trupp, who had voluntarily followed them into captivity.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The execution took place in the basement of Ipatyev's house.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The executioners had agreed in advance as to who would shoot— Nicholas II belonged to Pyotr Yermakov and Aleksandra Yakov Yurovsky.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[10] The firing squad was led by Yakov Jurovski.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[11] Commissioner [12] Pyotr Yermakov claimed to have been the head of the Ipatyev House Guard.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[13] [14] Yermakov's account of execution and disposal of bodies differs completely from that of Captain Yurovsky.


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Nicholas II of England

Yermakov himself claimed to have burned the bodies in the Four Brothers mining area (three) on top of a split-pile so thoroughly that no piece of nail was left unburned.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

In addition, Yermakov says that he spread the ashes from the platform of the canopy truck into the storm wind, allowing them to spread across fields and forests [15].


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[16] Moscow only announced that Nikolai had been executed and that the family had been evacuated to a reliable location.


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Nicholas II of England

[17] After that, Moscow denied for another eight years that it knew anything about the family's whereabouts.


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Nicholas II of England

[18] Execution site Ipatyev House was demolished in 1977 because Soviet leaders feared that the place would become a place of remembrance for those who were pro-emperor.


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Nicholas II of England

A church began to be built on the site in 2000, which received the name Church on the Blood.


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Nicholas II of England

It is among the largest churches in Russia, and the icon in the church is among the most expensive.


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Nicholas II of England

The church is two-storey, the lower one being the intercession church of the Imperial family.


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Nicholas II of England

[19] Object of Political Controversy and Saint Crime Cover-up Attempts Muscovite film director Geli Ryabov published in Rodina magazine (Fatherland) the secret grave site of the Romanovs in 1989.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

However, at the suggestion of Aleksandr Avdonin, the Yekaterinburgite, the second discoverer of the tomb, Ryabov indicated a site less than a kilometer from the proper place.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Days after Rodina's numbers appeared in Sverdlovsk, heavy machinery appeared in the forest, beginning to dig up the ground from the wrong place reported by Ryabov, carrying away all the movable land.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

“KGB”, according to Avdonin.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[20] In 1989, Ryabov tried to contact President Gorbachev to ask for his help at government level so that the issue could be dealt with properly.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

Gorbachev did not see fit to answer anything.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[21] Since President Gorbachev did not put a stick on the cross to bring the grave discovery forward, Ryabov decided to publicise the matter in an interview to the libertarian weekly newspaper Moskovskiye Novosti published on the 10th of April 1989.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

The next day, every noted Western newspaper reported that ten years earlier, in 1979, Soviet filmmaker Geli Ryabov had found the bones of the imperial family in a marsh near Sverdlovsk.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[21] Film director Geli Ryabov also wrote to Elizabeth II, Queen of England, who is related to the Romanovs, asking her to use her influence so that the imperial family could be buried in Christian fashion.


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Nicholas II of England

There was no answer from the Queen.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[22] Newer Criminal Studies According to Max Jakobson, General Dmitry Volkogonov (1928—1995), the head of the Soviet military history department, has testified binding in his biography of Lenin that Emperor Nicholas II and his family were murdered by Lenin and his closest as a result of a decision taken by his men in Moscow.


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Nicholas II of England

[23] [24] In 2008, Nicholas II and his family were found to have been the victim of political persecution by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[25] In the 2000s, an official investigation was held in Russia to determine whether Lenin and Sverdlov were guilty of issuing an execution order.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[26] The investigation found no reliable evidence that Lenin or Sverdlov were behind the order.


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Nicholas II of England

The investigation was closed in early 2011.


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Nicholas II of England

[26] [27] [28] Reburial and Declaration Sacred The bodies were taken away by truck [29] and dumped into an empty mine shaft.


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Nicholas II of England

[3] The well was not obtained by detonation, and therefore the naked bodies were lifted up the next night and buried in the forest road where the car sank in the “Pigs Meadow” (in the Pigs Meadow) during the same night.


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Nicholas II of England

The bodies were not found until 1978.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II of England

[3] [30] Film director Geli Ryabov received from Yurovsky's son Vice Admiral Aleksandr Jurovsky a report about the burial of bodies written by this father.


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Nicholas II of England

The report provided an accurate account of a burial site in Koptjak in the Pigs Meadow.


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Nicholas II of England

This tomb, which was in the road, was discovered by Geli Ryabov and Aleksandr Avdonin of Yekaterinburg in 1978.


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Nicholas II of England

[31] The nine bodies in the grave were exhumed in July 1991 with the permission of President Yeltsin [32] and identified by DNA tests two years later.


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Nicholas II of England

On the third opening day of the tomb, a dramatic fact came to light, the skeleton of Alexei and one woman was missing from the tomb.


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Nicholas II of England

[33] [34] Exactly 80 years after his death, on 17 July 1998, the remains of the imperial family, with the exception of heir to the throne Alexei and daughter Mary, were buried with state honours in the church of Peter and Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg.


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Nicholas II of England

[35] [36] President Boris Yeltsin gave a very amicable, if clearly Russian-national speech at the funeral.


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Nicholas II of England

[37] In his report, Mr Yurovsky mentioned that he had burned nearby court maids Demidova and Aleksei.


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Nicholas II of England

According to experts, in forest conditions the body cannot be burned in less than five hours what time was available for burning in Yurovsky For this reason searches continued to find two bodies.


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[38] [39] The Americans also tried to search for two missing bodies in the 1990s by means of a device using sound waves, but were unable to find them, as the ground was milled to gags.


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[40] History buff Sergey Plotnikov assumed that in August 2007 he found the remains of Alexei and Maria (or Anastasia) 70 metres from where other family members had been buried.


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Nicholas II of England

The remains contained 7 teeth js 44 bone fragments ranging in size from a few millimeters to a few centimeters.


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Nicholas II of England

[41] [42] Three teeth with silver amalgam spots and 29 bone fragments were presumed to have belonged to Alexes.


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Nicholas II of England

[43] The belonging of the remains to members of the imperial family was verified by three DNA tests.


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Nicholas II of England

[44] [45] [46] In addition to DNA evidence, high-quality silver-amalgam sites of the remaining teeth of Aleksei's almost perfectly burned body were used as circumstantial evidence.


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Nicholas II of England

[43] The Russian Refugee Church has long declared the Emperor's family saints.


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Nicholas II of England

By decision of the Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, Emperor Nicholas II and his family were canonized in August 2000 as saints.


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Nicholas II of England

[47] However, the Orthodox Church does not recognise the bodies found in 1991 and identified by DNA in the West as belonging to the Imperial family or their servants.


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[48] [49] The Orthodox Church adheres to the story put forward by Pyotr Yermakov in the 1930s that bodies were burned and traces of crime went up in smoke.


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Nicholas II of England

[50] Japanese Tatsuo Nagani was of the opinion in 2004 that the bones found in 1991 do not belong to the Romanovs or their service members.


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Nicholas II of England

[51] Professor, forensic dentist Helena Ranta has examined the teeth of the skull presumed to be Nikolai's skull.


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Nicholas II of England

Ranta assumed in 1995 that there is no Nikolai skull in the question.


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Nicholas II

Beach called for a DNA test on the skull to be done, but the Russians did not agree to it.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

[52] The Orthodox Church calls for the exhumation of those already buried in order to verify whether they really are Nicholas II, Aleksandra, Olga, Tatyana and Anastasia.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

[53] There are two types of icons from the family.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In one they have been dressed in medieval outfits, in the other the costumes they wore in the early 20th century.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In the medieval style icon, Nikolai has a fur-rimmed crown of Monomah and the coronation garments of the first Romanovs.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

In fact, he never wore this crown of tsars, the use of which had already been discontinued during the time of Peter the Great.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

According to Robert K. Massie, Nikolai would have preferred to reintroduce it, but court protocol did not allow it.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

The Synod of Karlovci, held by the Nikolai Sokolov Research Commission material and findings such as jewellery, buttons, pieces of clothing and decorations, the empress's detached finger and the collar of Anastasia's pet spaniel Jimmy, [1] canonized members of the imperial family as early as 1960.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

See also Valapato's line Matilda, a film by Russian film director Alexei Utšitel about the relationship between Nikolai II and Mathilde Krzesinska Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Jakobson, Max| title = Years of Violence.


Question: What was the name of the last Russian tsar?

Nicholas II

20th century financial statements I| location = Keuruu| publisher = Otava| year = 1999| isbn = 951-1-13369-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Klas-Göran Karlsson| title = Persecution and silence | location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 2005| isbn = 95471-427-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Lähteenmäki, Maria & Troberg, Martti| title = Chronicle 8| chapter = Europe looking for direction: Destiny of the Last Emperor | location = Helsinki| publisher = Edita Prima OY| year = 2004| isbn = 951-37-4060-9| accessdate = 9.10.2008| page=13}} Citation error, error, error replace with {{cite book| author = Robert K. Massie| title= Nicholas and Alexandra| publisher = Laurel Books Dell Publishing Co., Inc., New York| year = 1985| isbn = 0-440-36358-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Robert K. Massie| title = Nikolai and Aleksandra| others = Translated by Mirja Rutanen| location = Helsinki| publisher = January| year = 1987| isbn = 951-30-6733-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Robert K. Massie| title = Romanovs: Last chapter of the imperial family| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 1996| isbn = 95141-1-1-275-5} } Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Radzinski, Edward| title = Last Tsar - Life and Death of Nicholas II | location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 1992| isbn = 951-0-18121-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Service, Robert| title = In: Biography| others = Translated by Arto Hälä| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2001| version = (Lenin: A biography, 2001.