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1987

The opening session attracted the attention of a group of “weeper women” belonging to the Women's Agenda movement, who threw handkerchiefs from the gallery into the chamber with slogans in favour of green values and the cause of peace written on them.


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1987

In astonishment, Johannes Virolainen, who presided over the session, ordered the women to be removed from the chamber.


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1987

Ilkka Suominen of the Coalition was elected President, Matti Louekoski of the SDP as First Deputy Speaker and Mikko Pesälä of the Centre Party as second deputy speaker.


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1987

4 April — Kalle Könkkölä, who fell out of Parliament, was elected chairman of the Green League delegation.


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1987

7 April — President Mauno Koivisto instructed Minister Esko Rekola to acknowledge the possibilities of achieving a joint government of the three largest parties.


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1987

8 April — Helsinki became the capital of Finland for 175 years.


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1987

9 April — The chairmen of the SDP, the Coalition Party, the Centre Party and the RKP gave Minister Esko Rekola the answers to his realization of government.


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1987

The SDP rebuffed the idea of a joint government of the three largest parties.


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1987

April 13 − Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and Portuguese Prime Minister Aníbal Cavaco Silva signed an agreement on Macau's transition to China in 1999.


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1987

14 April − Turkey applied for membership of the European Economic Community (EEC).


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1987

20 April — Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi disputes opposition accusations in the Indian Parliament that Indian politicians had accepted bribes from Swedish company Bofors.


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1987

20 April − The President of the Centre Party, Minister of Foreign Affairs Paavo Väyrynen said that the government formed by the Coalition and the SDP was “sharply contrary to Urho Kekkonen's principles”.


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1987

21 April — Karl Linnas, a Nazi criminal who fled to the United States from the Soviet Union during the closing stages of World War II, was brought by plane to Tallinn after the U.S. Supreme Court had rejected his plea to be allowed to stay in the United States.


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1987

Linnas was, in 1962, sentenced in the Soviet Union to death in absentia.


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1987

April 25 - Thousands of anti-nuclear campaigners staged demonstrations across Europe on the anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster.


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1987

26 April — Saab introduced the first prototype of the JAS 39 Gripen.


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1987

April 27 — National War Veteran's Day is celebrated for the first time.


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1987

The main celebration was held in Lahti.


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1987

27 April — The United States placed Austrian President Kurt Waldheim on a “watch list”, implying that Waldheim was unable to enter the United States as a private individual.


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1987

Austria summoned its ambassador home from Washington because of the measure.


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1987

28 April — Prime Minister Kalevi Sorsa announced his resignation from the seat of SDP chairman at the summer party congress.


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1987

29 April − The Swedish government ordered the National Audit Office of Finance to determine whether Bofors had bribed Indian politicians to obtain a weapons order.


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1987

30 April — President Mauno Koivisto granted resignation to the government of Kalevi Sorsa and appointed the government of Harri Holker.


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1987

Among other things, the new government's programme of government agreed to reduce taxes as well as economic policy reforms, referred to as orderly structural change.


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1987

Sorsa's fourth government had in March emerged as the longest-lived Finnish government ever after passing the Kivimäki government, which sat in 1932−1936, and Sorsa himself had become by far the longest-serving Prime Minister in Finland's history (3,652 days).


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1987

On 30 April − in West Berlin, the 750th anniversary celebrations of the city of Berlin began.


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1987

May 1 May — Polish police break up Solidarity May Day protests and assaulted those who took part in them, arresting more than 150 people.


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1987

3 May − Three cars of the express train derailed due to a cave-in on a railway embankment in Nilsiää, a section of the line between Kuopio and Joensuu.


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1987

The accident caused no personal injury.


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1987

5 May − President Mauno Koivisto stressed the importance of Swedish for Finland in his speech at the 70th anniversary of Åbo Akademi.


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1987

8 May — SDP MP Matti Ahde elected Speaker of Parliament and Coalition MP Elsi Hetemäki-Olander as First Deputy Speaker after Ilkka Suominen and Matti Louekoski took over as ministers in Holker's government.


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1987

May 11 — Medicine: the first heart-lung transplant was performed in Baltimore.


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1987

9 May — A new museum opened in Tampere: Moominvalley [2].


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1987

9 May — Eurovision was held in Brussels, Belgium.


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1987

Ireland's Johnny Logan picked up his second personal Eurovisa win with the song Hold Me Now.


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1987

13 May − Karl Linnas, sentenced to death as a Nazi criminal, petitioned for clemency from the Soviet judicial authorities.


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1987

14 May − The army seized power in Fiji.


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1987

Severe unrest broke out in the country after the hijacking.


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1987

17 May — Iraq—Iran War: The USS Stark was hit by two Exocet missiles in the Persian Gulf fired by an Iraqi F-1 Mirage.


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1987

Thirty-seven U.S. sailors were killed and 21 wounded.


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1987

[3] 26 May − The Danish People's Protectors took a decision to build a bridge across the Great Belt.


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1987

A dozen projects pending for years had been opposed on economic and environmental grounds.


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1987

26 May − Charges were filed against a Swedish businessman and former marketing director of the Nobel Kemi company for smuggling explosives into Iran.


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1987

28 May — 19-year-old Mathias Rust flew his small plane undetected by Soviet air defenses over the border and landed in Red Square in Moscow.


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1987

He was released on August 3, 1988.


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1987

29 May − The Swedish People's Party released an opinion poll it commissioned showing that the vast majority of RKP members supported the election of President Mauno Koivisto to a second term in office in the 1988 elections.


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1987

June 6 — The Singing Revolution on the Song Stage began in Tallinn in connection with the Old Town days.


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1987

It originated from Raatitor.


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1987

4 June − The investigation by the Swedish National Audit Office revealed that the Bofors Group had paid nearly 320 million kroner into the accounts of three Indian companies in Swiss banks to obtain a cannon order worth more than eight billion kroner from the Indian state.


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1987

5 June — MP Pertti Paasio elected as the new chairman of the SDP.


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1987

MPs Matti Ahde and Pirjo Ala-Kapee were elected vice-presidents, and Ulpu Iivari, secretary of the parliamentary group, who became Finland's first female party secretary, as the new party secretary.


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1987

9 June − Parliament adopted the Video Audit Act, which will come into force at the beginning of 1989, characterised as the most stringent in Europe.


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1987

The law prohibited the video distribution and sale of films banned from under 18 years of age.


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1987

9 June — Eight students who raged at the Theatre Academy in early February were sentenced to two-month suspended prison sentences and some 20,000 marks in compensation.


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1987

11 June — Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for the third time.


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1987

11 June − Pope John Paul II arrived in Poland for a visit during which he visited e.g.


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1987

The birthplace of the Solidarity movement in Gdańsk's Lenin shipyard.


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1987

12 June — Jean-Bédel Bokassa, the self-named emperor of the Central African Republic, sentenced to death for crimes he committed during his 13-year rule.


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1987

June 12 — Extraction: U.S. President Ronald Reagan challenged Mikhail Gorbachev in a speech to tear down the Berlin Wall.


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1987

[4] 13 June − In the Assembly of the Communist Party of Finland, it was decided again to separate the district organizations held by the minority, namely the Taisists, from the party.


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1987

In December 1986, a similar decision made earlier by SKP had been annulled by the Helsinki Rauttuvancourt.


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1987

14 June − Willy Brandt, chairman of the West German Social Democratic Party, resigned from his post.


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1987

Brandt had led the party since 1964 and served as Chancellor from 1969−1974.


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1987

June 15 — Student Exchange Date of Erasmus Programme Erasmus.


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1987

18 June — The Tampere Racing Court ended more than six years. Handling the dice thing.


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1987

Most of the charges were dismissed as outdated or untrue.


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1987

Pauli Kemmo, former chief executive of Nopa, was sentenced to two years and four months in prison for tax fraud and kickback offences.


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1987

20 June − Three people were killed in the collision of two gliders in Hyvinkää.


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1987

24 June — The film Emmanuelle aired on Finnish television and also gained great popularity in Estonia, where watching Finnish television was forbidden at the time.


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1987

July 1 — French President François Mitterrand and Mrs. Danielle Mitterrand arrive for a two-day state visit to Finland.


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1987

2 July − Karl Linnas, an Estonian accused of being a Nazi criminal, died in a military hospital in Leningrad before a new trial against him could begin.


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1987

July 4 — Former Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie, the “Butcher of Lyon,” is sentenced to life imprisonment in Lyon, France, for crimes against humanity during World War II.


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1987

6 July − Opera singer Walton Grönroos was chosen as artistic director of the Savonlinna Opera Festival to replace pianist Ralf Gothón, who requested his resignation.


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1987

9 July — The South Korean government pardons more than 2300 political prisoners, including opposition leader Kim Dae-jung.


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1987

July 11 — The world's population exceeded the $5 billion mark, according to the United Nations.


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1987

14 July — A mudslide caused by a fierce thunderstorm buries a campsite in the French Alps.


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1987

Thirty-nine people were killed.


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1987

[5] 15 July — Taiwan abolishes the state of war in force since 1949.


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1987

July 21 — Guns N' Roses released their debut album, Appetite for Destruction.


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1987

July 28 — A heat wave killed 600 people in Athens.


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1987

July 29 — Three executives at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant are sentenced for gross violations of the plant's safety regulations to 10 years of forced labour.


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1987

Three others on trial were sentenced to five-year forced labour sentences.


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1987

The defendants had been found to have been primary responsible for causing the April 1986 accident as a result of an unauthorised test at the plant.


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1987

The plant's safety system was switched off for the duration of the experiment.


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1987

July 31 — More than 400 Islamic pilgrims killed and nearly 650 injured in violence in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.


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1987

The vast majority of those killed were Iranians.


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1987

Saudi Arabia blamed Iran for the violence, Iran in turn blamed the United States.


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1987

August 2 − More than one million people attended the funerals of victims of the unrest in Mecca, the Iranian capital of Tehran, Saudi Arabia, which formed into a large anti-Saudi and anti-US demonstration.


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1987

Iran threatened to retaliate for the bloodshed on these countries.


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1987

8 August — Pekka Vennamo is re-elected president of SMP after a vote.


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1987

10 August − Nobel Prize-winning South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu arrived for a visit to Finland and met President Mauno Koivisto at Naantali Kultaranta.


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1987

August 16 — Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crashed on takeoff in Michigan and everyone on board was killed except for one four-year-old girl.


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1987

[6] 17 August — Rudolf Hess, the last inmate of Spandau Prison, died, after which the prison was demolished.


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1987

Hess was reported to have committed suicide.


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1987

19 August - Deep Purple performs concerts in Finland for the first time since 1972.


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1987

19 August — In Hungerford, Berkshire, UK, unemployed 27-year-old Michael Ryan killed 16 people with an assault rifle and finally committed suicide.


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1987

Gun laws were noticeably tightened.


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1987

23 August — Major demonstrations took place in the Baltic states on the anniversary of the Molotov—Ribbentrop Pact.


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1987

The official newspapers of the Soviet Union condemned the expressions of mind, but the authorities did not disperse them.


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1987

August 28 — An attempted coup d'état led by Colonel Gregorio Honasan against President Corazon Aquino is defeated in the Philippines.


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1987

The bloody hijacking attempt killed 30 and injured nearly 300 people.


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1987

More than 800 soldiers were arrested.


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1987

It was already the fifth and most dangerous attempt to bring Aquino from power.


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1987

28 August — Greece abolishes the state of war with Albania since 1945.


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1987

28 August — The World Championships in Athletics began in Rome.


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1987

Finland's only medal remained the gold won by Seppo Rädy from the javelin throw.


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1987

30 August — Billy Graham, an American evangelist who visited Finland, spoke to around 42,000 listeners at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium.


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1987

Graham's events were attended by a total of about 183,000 people during his six-day visit.


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1987

31 August — A tomb monument to President Urho Kekkonen, designed by sculptor Harry Kivijärvi, was unveiled at Hietaniemi Cemetery in Helsinki.


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1987

September 3 — Military coup in Burundi.


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1987

3 September — Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi arrives for a three-day visit to Finland.


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1987

Moi's visit created a stir in other Nordic countries that had been critical of Kenya's human rights record.


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1987

4 September — The Supreme Court of the Soviet Union sentenced Mathias Rust to four years in a labor camp on charges of hooliganism.


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1987

4 September — Prime Minister Harri Holkeri travelled to Sweden on an official visit and met with his counterpart Ingvar Carlsson during it.


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1987

7 September — East German party leader Erich Honecker made a so-called working visit to West Germany.


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1987

It was the first visit by an East German head of state to West Germany.


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1987

11 September — President Mauno Koivisto pardons Eero Lattula, a former MP sentenced to prison for tax fraud (ECR)


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1987

by changing the absolute sentence imposed on him to a conditional condition.


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1987

Koivisto made his ruling contrary to the Supreme Court's position.


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1987

13 September − A referendum on possible independence was held in New Caledonia, which is part of France, in the Pacific Ocean.


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1987

More than 98% of those who voted were in favour of the region remaining part of France.


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1987

The Kanaks, an indigenous population of the region, boycotted the vote.


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1987

15 September − UN Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar failed in his attempt to establish a ceasefire between Iran and Iraq because Iran had demanded that the UN declare Iraq the initiator of the war between the two countries.


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1987

18 September − President Mauno Koivisto appointed Foreign Minister Kalevi Sorsa as a member of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Finland.


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1987

21 September − Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson was elected by the Swedish Social Democratic Party for the first time officially as its chairman.


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1987

Until this time, Carlsson had served as chairman for Olof Palme's remainder of the term.


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1987

September 26 - The UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO warned more than a million Ethiopians were at risk of starving to death without rapid relief efforts.


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1987

On September 28 — the Star Trek — New Generation TV series began with an episode of Encounter at Farpoint.


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1987

29 September — President Mauno Koivisto travelled to East Germany for an official visit.


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1987

During the visit, an agreement on visa-free travel between the two countries was signed.


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1987

October 5 — Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak elected without opposing candidates for a new six-year term in office.


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1987

5 October − President Mauno Koivisto began his second state visit to the Soviet Union.


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1987

6 October — Stig Bergling, a Swedish spy who was on prison leave, escaped through Finland to the Soviet Union.


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1987

The passenger car they were using on their getaway was found in a car park in Tapiola, Espoo, on 10 October.


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1987

Bergling had in 1979 been sentenced in Sweden to life imprisonment for espionage for the benefit of the Soviet Union.


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1987

Bergling's defection led to the resignation of Sweden's Attorney General Sten Wickbom on 19 October, as well as the expulsion of two Soviet employees of the Soviet Embassy in Helsinki from Finland.


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1987

9 October — Soviet historians are reported to begin work on the true number of victims of Josif Stalin's terror.


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1987

13 October — Iran—Iraq War: 30 people killed in Baghdad in an Iranian missile attack.


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1987

13 October − King Hussein of Jordan arrived on a state visit to Finland.


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1987

15 October − A military coup d'état was carried out in Burkina Faso.


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1987

The country's leader Thomas Sankara was assassinated.


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1987

October 19 — Black Monday: stock prices plummeted around the world.


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The Dow Jones industrial index fell 22.6% for the day and, by the end of the month, rates 41.8% in Australia; 22.5% in Canada; 45.8% in Hong Kong and 26.4% in the UK.


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23 October − The legal proceedings of the so-called Helsinki metro court ended when the Supreme Court upheld the one-year and nine-month unconditional prison sentence received by the former Helsinki metro leader Unto Valtanen at the Court of Appeal for receiving bribery.


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1987

25 October − Heidi Hautala was elected as the new president of the Green League.


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1987

27 October — Archatri Arvo Ylppö turned 100 years old.


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1987

The State Authority organised a birthday celebration for Ylö and a postage stamp was also issued to mark the anniversary.


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1987

October 30 — NEC released the PC Engine game console.


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1987

1 November — The use of a seat belt became mandatory in Finland for passengers travelling in the rear seat of a passenger car.


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1987

2 November − Soviet party leader Mikhail Gorbachev condemned the repression carried out by Josif Stalin during his reign in a speech celebrating the 70th anniversary of the October Revolution in Moscow.


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1987

4 November − Speaker of Parliament Matti Ahde was elected CEO of Oy Veikkaus AB.


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1987

Ahde announced that he would move to his new job during 1990.


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1987

7 November — In Tunisia, President Habib Bourguiba was plunged from power, succeeded by Prime Minister Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.


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1987

8 November — Eleven people are killed by an IRA bomb in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.


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1987

9 November — The Bank of Finland issued renewed notes of 10 and 500 mark.


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1987

12 November − Aaltonen shoe factory laid off more than one hundred employees in Tampere, Juupajoki and Viiala due to difficulties in spending.


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1987

Of those made redundant, the majority were women.


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1987

16 November — Two express trains collide in full swing into each other in Sweden in the municipality of Lerum near Gothenburg.


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1987

Nine people were killed and more than 100 injured.


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1987

The cause of the accident was a fault in the railroad's access control system.


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1987

16 November − The Soviet Union announced that it had made a “political decision” to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan within 7—12 months.


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1987

18 November — Thirty-one people perished in the fire at King's Cross tube station in London.


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1987

November 18 — Iran-Contra scandal: The U.S. Congress released a final report denouncing President Ronald Reagan as ultimately culpable for his administration's abuses.


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1987

22 November — A monument to Soviet prisoners of war was unveiled at Nastola at the site where a large POW camp (Prisoner of War Arrangement Camp 1) was located during the Continuation War.


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1987

More than 1,000 Soviet soldiers had died at the camp.


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1987

25 November − The news on Swedish radio and television revealed a secret agreement between the Swedish and Indian governments under which the Swedish state had assumed the far-reaching responsibility and commitments for the completion of a major cannon trade between the Bofors Group and India.


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25 November − Pär Stenbäck, Secretary General of the Finnish Red Cross, former MP and Minister, was elected Secretary-General of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva.


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1987

28 November — South African Airways' Boeing 747 crashes into the Indian Ocean carrying 159 people.


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1987

November 29 — The Boeing 707 of Korean Air Flight 858 explodes in mid-air near Thailand's Burma border, killing 155.


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1987

Two North Korean agents had boarded the plane in Baghdad and missed out in Abu Dhabi, leaving a bomb on the plane; both swallowed a cyanide capsule as they were detained at the Bahrain border after they tried to leave the country using Japanese passports.


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1987

[7] [8] The incident prompted the United States to condemn North Korea for terrorism and place it under embargo.


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1987

29 November − The new hymnal of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland was introduced.


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1987

30 November — Oulu's Raastuvancourt sentenced members of the Theatre of God to seven months suspended imprisonment and compensation of 40,000 marks.


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1987

Each of the four members were also fined 17,000 marks, which they said they would settle in the labour relocation.


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In addition, those convicted lost their right to study at the Theatre Academy for one year.


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1987

December 1 — Nasa named the companies receiving International Space Station construction work.


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1987

1 December — Construction of the Channel Tunnel began.


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1987

4 December — President Urho Kekkonen Museum opened in Tamminiemi in Meilahti, Helsinki.


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Kekkonen lived in Tamminiemi from 1956 until his death.


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5 December — Finnish sports journalists choose skier Marjo Matikainen as the best athlete of the year.


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Matikainen won the vote for the second year running.


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1987

6 December — Finland turned 70 on 7 December — Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan met for the first time in Washington, USA.


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8 December — The INF Agreement is signed.


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It eliminates middle-range so-called euro missiles from Europe.


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1987

By June 1, 1991, the United States reduced 846 missiles and the Soviet Union 1846.


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9 December — The first Palestinian uprising began in the Jabalya refugee camp.


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11 December — An ETA bomb killed 11 Guardia Civil policemen in Zaragoza.


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11 December − West German Defense Minister Manfred Wörner was elected by the military alliance as the new Secretary-General of NATO.


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1987

17 December − Gustáv Husák, who served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia since 1969, resigned his post for “serious reasons”.


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1987

Miloš Jakeš, secretary of the party's Central Committee, became the new party leader.


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1987

However, Husák continued as President of Czechoslovakia.


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1987

December 20 — Passenger ship MV Doña Paz collides with an oil tanker in Philippine waters, causing both ships to sink.


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1987

Doña Paz was registered for 1500 passengers, but up to 5000 people were thought to have drowned with the ship.


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1987

Only 27 people were managed to be rescued.


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1987

23 December — President Mauno Koivisto awarded the title of Minister to Heikki Tuominen, President of the Postibank.


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1987

23 December — A threatening incident occurred on Finnair Flight 915 from Tokyo to Helsinki when the Soviets attempted to fire a missile at it.


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The missile exploded just less than half a minute from the time it would have collided with the aircraft.


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1987

December 30 — Zimbabwe's parliament elects President Robert Mugabe to a new term in office.


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1987

Unknown date Robert's Coffee was founded.


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1987

Shōkō Asahara founded the Aum Shinrikyo sect (“Supreme Truth”).


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1987

Kotipizza was founded.


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1987

Rotuaari opened in Oulu.


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1987

Bacardi Breezer was launched.


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Born January — March 27 — Pekka Mikkola, English singer, King of Tango, 2012, February 2 — Martin Spanjers, American actor, February 7 — Kerli Kõiv, Estonian singer and songwriter, February 9 — Michael B. Jordan, U.S. actor, February 20 — Miles Teller, American actor, February 21 — Ashley Greene, American actor, March 1 — Kesha, American singer, March 5 — Constantinos Mavromichalis, Finnish actor, March 9 — Henri Vähäkainu (“ Little G”, “Gee”), a Finnish rap musician, March 31 — Georgia Listing, German musician April—June 7 — Eino Heiskanen, English actor, April 9 — Jesse McCartney, American singer and actor, April 10 — Hayley Westenra, American singer and actor, April 10 — Hayley Westenra, New Zealander singer and soprano singer, April 11 — Joss Stone, English singer, April 12 — Brendon Urie, American singer, April 18 — Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, English model and actress, April 19 — Marija Sharapova, Russian tennis player, 2 May — Saara Aalto, 4 May — Cesc Fàbregas, Spanish footballer, 11 May — Anneli Mattila, Finnish football player, 13 May — Li Andersson, Finnish left-wing politician, 24 May — Déborah François, Belgian actress, June 2 — Darin Zanyar, Swedish singer, June 4 — Mollie King, English singer and model, June 9 − Suvi Karjula, Finnish singer, June 24 — Lionel Messi, Argentine footballer, July — September 3. July 5 − Sebastian Vettel, German Formula One driver, July 5 — Ji Chang-wook, South Korean actor, July 6 — Kate Nash, English singer and songwriter, August 7 — Sidney Crosby, Canadian ice hockey player, August 25 — Liu Yifei, Chinese American actress, singer and model September 2 — Spencer Smith, American drummer, September 7 — Evan Rachel Wood, American actress, September 9 — Afrojack, Dutch singer, September 22 — Tom Felton, English actor, September 28 — Hilary Duff, American singer and actress, October — December 18 — Zac Efron, American actress, October 29 — Tove Lo, Swedish singer and songwriter, October 29 — Oona Louhivaara, Finnish actress, November 3 — Gemma Ward, Australian model and actress November 5 — Kevin Jonas, American singer, November 8 — Caroline Hjelt, Swedish singer (Icona Pop), November 29 — Cashmere Cat, Norwegian DJ, producer and musician, December 1 — Cornelia Gröschel, German actress, December 2 — Teairra Marí, born December 7 — Aaron Carter, born December 9 — Uffie, December 18 — Miki Andō, Japanese figure skater, December 22 — Samuel Harjanne, was an American actor, voice actor and director, 26. December — Oskar Osala, Finnish ice hockey player Jyri Ojanivu, Finnish actor Dead January — March 9 January — Olli Lyytikäinen, Finnish painter (born 1949), January 14 — Rauli “Bading” Somerjoki, Finnish singer (born 1947) January 20 — Edgar Pierre Jacobs, Belgian comic writer (born 1904), 27 January — Jaakko Suolahti, Finnish historian and scholar of antiquities, 2 February — Alistair MacLean, Scottish writer (born 1922), 2 February — Mary McKinney, American author of the Cannons of Navarone The most long-lived person in the world (born 1873), February 4 — Liberace, American entertainment artist, February 7 — Matti Viljanen, Finnish accordion artist, February 12 — Raul Reiman, Finnish songlyricist, February 14 — Dmitry Kabalevsky, Russian composer (born 1904), 22 February — Sylvi-Kyllikki Kilpi, Finnish MP (born 1899), 22 February — Andy Warhol, American artist (born 1928), 23 February — Edward Lansdale, American general (born 1908), 3 March — Danny Kaye (born 1911), 3 March — Kalle Lehmus, a Finnish colonel (born 1907), March 4 — Toivo Rautavaara, a Finnish promoter of the use of plant food, professor (born 1905), March 13 — Bernhard Grzimek, German zoologist, Veterinarian, conservationist and non-fiction writer (Serengeti shall not die) (born 1909) 19 March — Louis de Broglie, French physicist (born 1892), winner of the 1929 Nobel Prize in Physics, 26 March — Eugen Jochum, German conductor (born 1902), 28 March — Maria von Trapp, Austrian teacher, writer and singer (b. 1905) April—June 4 April — C.


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L. Moore, American science fiction and fantasy writer (born 1911), April 5 — Leabua Jonathan, Lesothan politician, April 6 — Lucia Nifontova, Finnish ballet artist, April 8 — Albert Puroma, Finnish general (born 1895), April 21 — Gustav Bergmann, Austrian philosopher (born 1906), 8 May — Doris Stokes, British psychic (born 1920), 10 May — Fred Astaire, American actor (born 1899), 11 May — James Jesus Angleton, American director of CIA counterintelligence, 11 May — Peter Tosh, Jamaican reggae musician (born 1944), 14 May — Rita Hayworth, American actress, 17 May — Gunnar Myrdal, Swedish economist, politician and minister (born 1898), winner of the 1974 Nobel Prize in Economics, 19 May - Stanisław Szukalski, Polish-born, child genius proclaimed painter and sculptor (born 1893), 25 May — Sylvi Palo, Finnish actress (born 1911) 27 May — John Howard Northrop, American biochemist (born 1891) 29. 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Fart

Fart () is a gut gas produced by symbiotic bacteria and yeasts living in the digestive system of mammals.


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The name fart is also used for a physiological event, a fart in which the gas in question is discharged through the anus quickly and often loudly out.


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Farts are often perceived as embarrassing based on both smell and sound.


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It is possible to avoid them with the help of a holding muscle, but the fart is also discharged imperceptibly, which can not be prevented.


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A really abundant fart formation that causes abdominal wrenching is called flatulence.


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Contrary to what is sometimes claimed, the word fart is not sub-stylistic but entirely common-language.


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For example, in the book Medical Terms — Duodecim's explanatory grand dictionary the word fart is without any genre entries.


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Composition and causative agents Studies show that a person releases an average of 0.5 to 2 liters of gas per day through his lynch intestine [1].


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The average single emission varies between 35 and 90 millilitres.


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The composition varies widely, but 99% of gas consists of carbon dioxide (5.1—29%), hydrogen (0.06—47%), nitrogen (23—80%), oxygen (0.1-2.3%) and methane (0—26%) [2].


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These common gases are also relatively odorless.


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Gas are swallowed when eating or drinking, in addition to which they are released in the digestive process [1].


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The substance that introduces odour into gut gas accounts for approximately one per cent of the total volume of gas released in connection with the fart.


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The smell is formed as a result of bacterial activity inside a person.


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Bacteria affected include bacteria of the genus E. coli, Klebsiella and Clostridium.


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The bacteria mostly reside in the large intestine proper, where they begin to consume indigestible food and thus produce their own emission material, gas.


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These gases are typically composed of sulfur-containing molecules such as dimethyl sulfide and methylmercaptan.


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[1] Hydrogen gas, methane and carbon dioxide are created in farts mainly also as a result of bacterial activity in the colon.


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In about one-third of the adult population, the bacterial strain produces methane, two-thirds do not.


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The reason for this is not known.


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Carbon dioxide is generated in two ways: most are created when hydrogen carbonate neutralizes digestive gases, but small amounts are also generated in the anaerobic fermentation process in the gut.


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Nitrogen enters intestinal gases, most likely, both through swallowed air and from the bloodstream.


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The amount of oxygen in the gas that enters the rectum remains small, since the bacterial activity of the large intestine consumes the vast majority of it.


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[2] Large variations in the composition of gut gas are mostly due to ingredients eaten by humans.


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In particular, complex carbohydrate molecules consisting of three or four sugars are the most frequently digested ingredients in the digestive tract, which are left to feed on by bacteria in the large intestine and thus form the most foul-smelling gas constituents.


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Human digestion is able to make the best use of simple carbohydrates and sugars.


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The least complex carbohydrates are found in meat, fish, grapes, berries, potato chips, walnut and egg.


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There are more of them in pasties, potatoes, citrus fruits, apples and bread.


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The ingredients that produce the most foul-smelling gas are in beans, carrots, raisins, bananas, onions, and dairy products.


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[1] In people with lactose intolerance, colon bacteria produce more gas than normal after consuming foods or beverages containing lactose because the digestive organs of intolerants lack the lactose degrading enzyme lactase and lactose therefore does not degrade lactose earlier.


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[1] From intestinal gas to fart, the human small intestine constantly contains about 30—200cm³ of gases.


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A person produces gas discharged through the rectum per hour up to about 100cm³ and daily gas production averages 400—1200cm³ in volume.


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In Levitt's studies, a group of seven control subjects produced an average of 13.6 farts per day, with a standard deviation of 5.6.


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With lactose intolerance, the rate could increase to up to 34 farts per day.


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[2] The gas generated by the digestive system is stored in the rectum, from where it is discharged through the anus.


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The rectum and anal canal dispense the amount of gas released during one fart.


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In addition, the anal canal contains receptors whose function is to identify whether gas or feces are flowing into the anal canal.


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When the pressure becomes large enough, the inner sphincter of the anus relaxes, allowing the gas to flow unhindered towards the anus.


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During farting, the outer sphincter remains taut to prevent fecal splashing when gas discharges.


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The central nervous system transmits the message of impending discharge as gas is transmitted from the anal canal to the anus to the outer sphincter as well.


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The inner sphincter is involuntary, the outer involuntary.


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The sound generated by the fart is caused by vibration of the tissues of the anus.


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The sound varies depending on how strained a person's ring muscle is and how great is the pressure of the gas being released.


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The standing position generally allows for a more silent emission than the sitting position.


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[3] However, people suffering from abdominal pain who consider abundant intestinal gas formation to be the cause do not produce more gases than others.


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Levitt's experiments show that the cause of abdominal pain may rather be poor movement of gas from the small intestine to the rectum.


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Although a change in diet and avoidance of swallowing air may have an effect, the best remedy may be to influence the speed of movement of the gas.


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[2] Myths and Facts The volume of a fart, despite tradition, has no effect on the smell effect of a fart, which, according to studies, is entirely dependent on the concentration of odorant constituents in it.


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[4] Lighting a match also usually does not remove the smell, though it can slightly mask it.


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[3] Michael D. Levitt's research team has tested a product intended to eliminate odor problems, a seating cushion called the Toot trapper, which has been found to remove 90% of the smell.


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[4] A device, a hose and an airtight bag to recover gut gases have also been developed for the study of farts.


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In blind studies using the device, Levitt's research team found that men produce more gas on average per emission (110 ml) than women (80 ml).


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Women had, on the other hand, statistically significantly (p < 0.01) more hydrogen sulfide than men.


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Further, sensory laboratory tests in Levitt's group found that women's emissions were statistically significantly (p < 0.02) higher than average odour intensity, resulting in the determination of odour to be largely due to hydrogen sulfide.


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[5] Arresting a fart is unhealthy because then the toxic gas ingredients in the gut are absorbed back into the body and put a strain on the body.


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[3] Fart as a social phenomenon Fart as a word is entirely common language, although it may seem sub-stylistic.


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Unlike, for example, the word crap, which has become sub-stylistic and is replaced by fecal word, there is no satisfying Finnish euphemism for the word fart.


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The word fart is also used in medicine alongside the Latin phrase (flatus).


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Historical farts World history knows events caused by a fart.


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In 16th-century England, for example, Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, farted accidentally while swearing allegiance to Queen Elizabeth I, after which he went into self-help exile for seven years.


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On her return, the Queen noted that she had already almost forgotten to fart.


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[6] Fart Entertainment Kidding An attempt is made to imitate the sound of a fart with the mouth, armpit or palms clenched together, and thus placing another human being “guilty” of the fart.


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The reason may be, for example, a mutual prank of a group of friends.


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You can also find industrially manufactured fart sound devices such as fart pads in pranksters.


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Fart humor Kurt Vonnegut describes the fart's relationship with humanity and human group behavior in his book Galápagos.


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In the story, a group of modern humans defect on a beach.


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One farts and everyone laughs.


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Then evolution will turn backwards and take a million years.


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Again, a group of people leaping on the beach, now almost fishy regressed.


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One farts.


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Everyone laughs.


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[7] Fart is a very popular source of humor.


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Examples of fart humor include the television series South Park and the films American Pie and Austin Powers.


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In Finland, fart-humor is represented, for example, by the Karänsmies cartoon.


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Fart Art My genre of fart entertainment is fart art.


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The program number for its presenters is farting.


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For example, Roland le Peteur, the court jester of King Henry II of England, who was also known as Roland the Farter, was renowned for his feast day programme number, where he could jump in the air, whistle and fart at the same time.


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[8] The Frenchman Joseph Pujol aka Le Pétomane is still remembered as one of the front-runners of his genre.


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His stage name derives from the terms pethoman (author Arto Kytöhonga's translation: pierikkö), which nowadays commonly refers to a fart artist, and petomania, which respectively means fart art.


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The most famous fart artist of the modern era is probably the British Mr. Methane.


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The Parliament (or Riksdag) is the Parliament of Finland, that is, the body exercising state legislative and budgetary powers.


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In addition, Parliament oversees the activities of the government and participates in European Union decision-making.


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Earlier in Finnish, the parliaments of other countries were also called parliaments, for example in the Great Encyclopedia published between 1931 and 1958, but today the word is only used from the Finnish Parliament.


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General, according to the Constitution of Finland, state power is vested in Finland to the people “represented by the Parliament assembled at the Riksdag” (Section 2 PL).


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The parliament consists of 200 MPs elected every four years by parliamentary elections (Sections 24 to 25 PL).


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The Council of State exercising authority shall — in accordance with parliamentary principles — 'enjoy the confidence of the Parliament' (Section 3 PL).


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There are only 199 seats in the parliamentary chamber because the Speaker neither votes nor makes speeches.


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The annual working period of Parliament is referred to as the Riksdag.


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The Parliament meets in the Riksdag to enact laws in accordance with which to act in society.


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Courts in individual cases assess whether laws have been followed.


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MPs are divided into groups within their party.


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These groups are known as parliamentary groups.


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Each group elects a chairman for its group from among its MPs.


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Parliamentary elections determine the power relations of the parliament.


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The Parliament elects the Council of State, that is, the Government.


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The chairman of the winning party in the elections will become the governing signatory to negotiate which parties will get into government.


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The final government is the result of negotiations and may not directly reflect the outcome of the election.


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Parties that are not involved in government and therefore have no ministers form the opposition.


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The opposition and the government are opposing sides to each other.


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It is up to the opposition to and challenge government policy by presenting it with alternatives.


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Parliament therefore oversees and evaluates the activities of the government.


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The State Council prepares and submits the new bills it has prepared and the annual state budget for approval by Parliament.


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Parliament can either approve the government's motion as it stands, amend it, or reject it altogether.


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MPs also have the right of initiative, but an individual representative's motion rarely goes through.


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Often the motivation of the representatives” own bills is to put something that is perceived to be important on the agenda of Parliament and into the public debate.


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If a bill has been signed by more than 100 MPs, the chances of it succeeding increase significantly.


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Under Article 39 of the Constitution, which came into force in 2000, an MP has the right to make: (1) a bill containing a proposal to enact a law; (2) a budget initiative containing a proposal for an appropriation or other decision to be entered into the budget or amending budget; and (3) an initiative of measures containing a proposal to take a legislative or other measure.


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In addition to such initiatives, delegates may also take other Riksdag actions.


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These include written questions, oral questions, discussion initiatives and intermediate questions.


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Guest lists lists of names that have been to Parliament have been publicly available in the past for a year.


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In 2017, the Permanent Committee first decided to withhold them, but when the KHO in December 2016 condemned the parliamentary guest lists as public, they were ordered to be disposed of daily.


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The case was brought to the KHO by the Open Ministry and Svenska Yle, who wanted information about the lobbyists.


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[1] Daily lists can only be used on the basis of a special application.


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Open Knowledge Finland, a transparency organisation, intends to collect the lists and distribute them to data media registered with the organisation.


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[2] Guest lists must be requested from Parliament on the same day and, at least for now, they can only be obtained in paper form.


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On this too, Svenska Yle and the Open Ministry have made a complaint to the KHO.


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[1] Parliamentary elections Parliamentary elections are normally held every four years to elect 200 MPs.


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All Finnish citizens 18 years of age and older have the right to vote.


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The candidate must be a Finnish citizen 18 years of age or older who is not underprivileged.


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For elections, Finland is divided into constituencies.


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The allocation of seats uses the d'Hondt method.


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Most recently, parliamentary elections were held in April 2015 and the next time elections are scheduled for April in 2019.


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It is also possible to dissolve parliament and hold early parliamentary elections.


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This has last been done in 1975.


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Dissolution of Parliament Background According to the Constitution, which came into force in 2000, such as the form of government amended already in 1991, the President of the Republic may, on the reasoned initiative of the Prime Minister, after consulting the President of Parliament and the parliamentary groups and when the Parliament is convened, dissolve the Parliament and order early parliamentary elections to be submitted.


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According to the 1906 Reichstag order, the Russian emperor had an unlimited right to dissolve parliament and order new elections to be delivered.


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Until 1911, elections were held every year because of this.


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After the emperor relinquished his power, this right was considered to have passed to the Russian government, which ordered parliamentary elections in 1917.


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After Finland gained independence, the right of dissolution passed to the head of state, and the registrar ordered parliamentary elections to be held in 1919, the first of the independence period.


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Under the Reichstag order and the form of government enacted in 1919 (until 1991), the President's dissolution right was also unlimited.


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[3] In Finland, the President has dissolved Parliament seven times, most recently in 1975.


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The term of the Parliament elected in the 1939 parliamentary elections was extended due to the Continuation War by the Exemption Act, first by two years to the beginning of July 1944 [4] and then until the beginning of July 1945 [5] and thus the composition of the Parliament, which has been sitting for an exceptionally long time, is referred to as the Long Parliament.


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However, the elections were eventually brought forward so that parliamentary elections in 1945 were already held in March [6] despite the Lapland War in northernmost Finland.


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This is the only time elections have been held prematurely without a dissolution ordered by the president.


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Dissolution of Parliament History of Parliament The Finnish Parliament took its current form in the parliamentary reform in 1906.


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The backdrop of parliamentary reform is the Russo-Japanese War of 1904—1905, which was defeatist for Russia.


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The war took Russia into unrest and grand strike, and led to the establishment of, for example, the Russian parliament, the Duma.


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The troubled period also led to a major strike in Finland in October/November 1905.


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With the strike, the Finns protested, particularly against the Russification actions they considered illegal during the repressive period.


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As a result of the grand strike, Emperor Nicholas II issued the November Manifesto, on which the first period of repression is considered to have ended.


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On the same occasion, a promise was made to create an MP based on universal and equal suffrage and many human rights.


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The manifesto was dictated by Leo Mechelin, who led the passive resistance of the repressive period, whose Senate (government, 1905—1908) implemented its contents and thus formally brought liberal democracy to Finland, though in practice the Grand Duke limited its realization.


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In Finland, an auxiliary Riksdag was convened in December 1905 to implement parliamentary reform.


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At the same time, other laws essential to democratic development were introduced, namely the Law on the right of Parliament to control the legality of government members' actions, the Law on Freedom of Speech, Assembly and Association and the Freedom of Printing Act.


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A committee headed by Professor Robert Hermanson was set up to prepare the new Reichstag order.


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The proposal was presented to the emperor in March 1906 and in May the government issued a motion for a new Reichstag order and electoral law to the decencies.


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The laws passed the laws after a vote on June 1, 1906.


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Nicholas II confirmed the laws and ordered the reform to take effect on 1 October 1906.


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The parliamentary reform replaced at the time Europe's most archaic legislating Riksdag, inherited from the 17th century, with the most modern unicameral parliament of its time.


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Universal and equal suffrage and proportional representation were still quite rare and women's suffrage in national elections became the first country in Europe, precisely in Finland's parliamentary reform.


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At the same time, women were also first in the world to qualify for election.


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[10] The number of Finns entitled to vote increased tenfold to 1272873 eligible to vote when all women and non-legislated men gained their right to vote.


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The age limit for voting rights and eligibility was set at 24 years.


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The first Finnish parliamentary elections were delivered on 15 and 16 March 1907.


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For their first plenary session, the new MPs met on 23 May 1907 and the solemn opening of parliament was held two days later.


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Since the 200 MPs could not fit into the Läätytalo, the plenary session was held at the Helsinki Volunteer Fire Brigade House, which was located next door to the Ateneum along Hakasalmenkatu (present-day Keskikatu).


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The parliament convened there until 1911, when Heimola House on the corner of Vuorikadu and Halluskatu (present-day Yliopistoonkatu) became the new gathering place.


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Both of these buildings, where Parliament in its early years met, were demolished in the 1960s to make way for new business houses.


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In the House of Heimola, the Parliament adopted Finland's Declaration of Independence on 6 December 1917.


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1919 established the Finnish form of government, which defined the status of the parliament as follows: State power is vested in Finland to the people represented by the parliament assembled in the Riksdag.


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The same text is contained in the current Constitution of Finland.


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In 1928, the Reichstag order was reformed.


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The present Parliament House was moved upon its completion in 1931.


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In its history, the Parliament has only met once outside Helsinki.


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The parliament met in complete secrecy at the Sanssi School in Kauhajoki during the Winter War from 1 December 1939 to 12 February 1940.


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After the bombings began, Parliament held two secret plenary sessions at the Vallila Workers' House in Helsinki.


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[11] In a secret negotiation outside the sessions, it was decided that Parliament should move to Kauhajoki, where the move took place immediately at three o'clock on the night of 1 December.


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Kauhajoki was chosen because it was located far from the eastern border and there were no sites of interest for Soviet bombing such as a port or an airfield.


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The MPs and their aides had only a few hours to assemble their belongings from the dark parliament house before the twelve-hour train journey to Kauhajoki began.


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In Kauhajoki, the result of the parliament was known only an hour before the train arrived at 2:30pm.


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The first session was held on 5 December.


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Throughout Kauhajoki, the activities of Parliament were so secret that not even all Kauhajokels knew what was happening in the keeper.


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[12] [13] Parliament celebrated its centenary on 1 June 2006.


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The party's most noticeable case was a group speech by Heidi Hautala, a Green Union MP, which strongly condemned the negative turn taken by Russia's democratic progress during President Vladimir Putin's term.


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Since the number of MPs has remained the same but the population has increased, the representative ratio has doubled in 100 years.


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At the beginning of the 20th century, Finland's population was about 2.7 million people, or one representative per 13,500 citizens.


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In the 2010s, the population is approximately 5.4 million, or one representative per 27000 citizens.


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After the 2015 parliamentary elections, the new Parliament met in the Sibelius Academy concert hall next door to Parliament Hall until 5 September 2017, until the renovation of Parliament House was completed.


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[14] Sibelius Academy is the sixth assembly place of Parliament in its history.


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[15] The plenary session and committees The most visible part of Parliament's activities are the plenary sessions at which Parliament meets four times a week during the session.


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In plenary sessions, Parliament considers draft bills and the government's draft budgets and holds current affairs debate if necessary.


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On Thursdays, the plenary session begins with oral question time, during which delegates can submit questions to Cabinet members about matters within the scope of the ministries they run.


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In parliamentary plenary sessions, the speech is presided over by the Speaker of the Parliament, who is second in the kingdom hierarchy immediately after the President.


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Parliament is divided into committees where work on the draft laws and budgets by government and MPs takes place in practice.


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The committee may, after consulting experts and discussing the content of the motion, recommend that the motion be adopted as is, its rejection, or propose amendments to the motion, or rewrite the entire motion from the outset.


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The parliamentary committees are the Grand Committee, the Constitutional Committee, the Committee on Foreign Affairs, the Finance Committee, the Administration Committee, the Audit Committee, the Law Committee, the Committee on Transport and Communications, the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, the Defence Committee, the Committee on Education, the Committee on Social Affairs and Social Affairs the Committee on Health, the Finance Committee, the Future Committee, the Committee on Employment and Gender Equality and the Committee on the Environment.


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The Grand Committee consists of 25 members and 13 alternates, the Finance Committee has 21 members and 19 alternates, and the Audit Committee has 11 members and 6 alternates.


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The other committees consist of 17 members and 9 alternates.


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[16] Prior to committee proceedings, there is a referral debate on Government and MPs' bills in the assembly.


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After the committee proceedings, the motions return to the plenary session for the first reading with a report written by the committee.


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At first reading, there will be a general debate and amendments to the bill may be introduced.


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The detailed reading will decide on the content of the law, that is, in practice, voting between the committee's report and the motions that contradict it.


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If any amendment goes through, it will still be recycled through the Grand Committee of Parliament, from which the motion will return for extended first reading.


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The second reading is not debated; the law resulting from the first reading can only be either passed or rejected.


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Government Confidence In addition to deciding on legislation and the State Revenue and Expenditure Review, Parliament may find that the government or individual minister has lost the confidence of Parliament, in which case the government or that minister is forced to resign.


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This requires an interim question signed by at least 20 MPs, on the basis of which, after a debate, Parliament will vote on the confidence of the government.


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When a majority of the members of parliament, or MPs, belong to the governing parties, there is talk of a majority government.


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During a majority government, dissolving the government is difficult because of the commitment of the governing parties to the policies of the government and its ministers.


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Individual MPs from the governing parties, because of group discipline, are not happy to oppose the majority position.


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Consequently, a majority government usually receives a vote of confidence.


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However, if, for example, an individual minister is guilty of a morally dubious or no less than criminal act, the government and opposition may agree to distrust the minister in question.


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Criticism The spending of the parliament's centenary celebrations raised a stir.


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Auditors marveled at oversize overtime pay in parliament in 2009.


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Attempts were made to withhold information from auditors.


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Consultants say parliament has no strategy for action and is not being run by anyone.


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Sauli Niinistö, the Speaker of the Parliament, pursued a model of giving the leadership in one hand.


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[17] Parliament is an exceptional body in Finland because it is not controlled by anyone.


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The ambiguity that occurs there cannot be interfered with by the public prosecutor or the highest judicial administrators, the Attorney General or the Parliamentary Ombudsman.


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For example, the Parliamentary Permanent Committee has been criticised for making this instance overseeing parliamentary finances appear to protect MPs from civil claims.


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[18] The matter was in the public domain when money was embezzled from the Parliamentary Athletic Club.


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The treasurer convicted of the offence was unable to pay compensation and the people responsible, who were MPs, also avoided their liability.


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[19] From left to right, Parliament is divided between the old left, i.e. socialists and the right wing, the burghers.


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The division into left and right reverts to the Great French Revolution, when radical groups took up seats from the chairman's seat, looking to the left of the chamber.


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Current parliamentary groups Centre parliamentary group (centre): 48 MPs National Coalition Parliamentary Group (IoC): 38 MPs Social Democratic Parliamentary Group (sd): 35 MPs Blue Parliamentary Group (sin): 17 MPs Parliamentary Group of Finnish Finns (ps): 17 MPs Green parliamentary group (vihr): 15 MPs Left Alliance Parliamentary Group (left): 12 MPs Swedish parliamentary group (r): 10 MPs Christian Democratic Parliamentary Group (kd): 5 MPs Movement Now Parliamentary Group (op): 2 MPs The Star Movement Parliamentary Group (tl): 1 MP Stamps for the 50th anniversary of Parliament were issued on 23 May 1957.


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The term of running for the postage stamp was from May 23, 1955 to May 31, 1994.


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[20] See also Parliamentary Party Library of Parliament Auditors List of MPs List of MPs in the parliamentary term 2015—2019 Sources Eduskunta.fi References Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Raunio, Tapio; Wiberg, Matti (ed.


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Democracy in parties and government terms | publisher = Gaudeamus| year = 2014| id = ISBN 978-952-495-332-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Jyränki, Antero; Nousiainen, Jaakko| title = Changing position of Parliament| location = Helsinki| publisher = Parliament of Finland & Edita: Edita Prima| year = 2006| version = Parliament of Finland 100 years-series 2.| id = ISBN 951-37-4542-2}} On the topic elsewhere.


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Question: What is Bewe Sport?

Bewe Sport

Bewe Sport is a specialist club in Porvoo rink balling founded in 1977.


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Bewe Sport

Its name stems from Beweship, whose workplace team Bewe Sport in its early days was.


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Bewe Sport has around 90 teams in various rink ball series and there are around 1700 players in total.


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At the start of the 2011 season, Bewe Sport's rink ball merged with Hamarin Elo from Porvoo, and the name changed to Helo&Bewe.


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The current team's home matches are played at the Porvoo Ice Hall.


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Since the summer of 2010, hockey has also been played in Bewe.


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[1] Success Bewe Sport is one of the most successful rink ball clubs in Finland.


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Bewe Sport has won a total of 9 Finnish championships, in 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008 and 2010.


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Illustrious players Sami Häppölä Sami Teiro Kai Westerback Pasi Heinistö Panu Siivikko Juha Kuusla Tero Ekman Ville Galle Patrik Lostedt Toni Häppölä Mikko Joensuu Olli Pelkonen Matches Bewe Sport play their home ice hockey match at Helsinki Ice Hall in the second hall.


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Matches normally have crowds of 150—400 people.


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The hall can accommodate a total of about 800 spectators.


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Rink ball matches Bewe plays since autumn 2011 at the Jäähall in Porvoo, when Hamarin Elo and Bewe merged, and a large number of Helsinki team players continued to play for Helo&Bewe.


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Ice hockey Bewe Hockey has established an ice hockey representative team in 2010 and it rose to Division II from Division III right in its first season.


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The club went into hockey with very ambitions, the intention was to play in Mestis in 2013.


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[2] However, despite the hard reinforcements and efforts, the representative team was unable to rise higher than Division II and for the 2012-13 season, the club started cooperation with KJT TUUSK.


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The club was renamed Bewe Tuuski.


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Several players from league background played in Bewe's team e.g.


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Patrik Lostedt, Toni Mäkiaho and Toni Häppölä Bewe missed the 2015-16 season after which the end of their cooperation was announced.


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The team was at best twice in the Suomi-Series, finishing third.


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[3] After hockey, the club has started cooperation with Jääpalloseura Botnia, which plays the Bandyliiga of Bandyliiga.


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[4] Sources elsewhere Category:Finnish ice hockey clubs Category:Finnish rink ball clubs Category:Sports clubs in Helsinki


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The Triassic was a geologic period in the Mesozoic World Era from about 252 to 201 million years ago.


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Triassic

[1] It followed the largest mass extinction in the history of life, from which surviving species evolved and spread out.


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[2] During the period, the country had one major continent of Pangea, with large areas of dry climate.


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The fauna of the period is characterized by the rapid development of reptiles, especially on land.


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Amphibians were common, too.


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There were old and new groups of reptiles, among them archosaurs.


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The first small land mammals evolved at the end of the period from mammalian reptiles.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

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The first dinosaurs evolved between 240 and 230 million years ago.


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In the seas, fish lizards and, presumably like a seal, notosaur.


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The first pterosaures, or pterodactyls, appeared.


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The vegetation included seed ferns, conifers and pine palms, as well as ginkgo biloba trees, among others.


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Triassic

The first flowering plants are thought to have evolved in the Triassic, but did not become common until about 120 million years ago.


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Major mass extinctions of species occurred at the beginning and end of the season with at least two smaller ones as the season lasted.


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The name of the Triassic refers to the tripartition (tria) that can be seen in strata of the period widely found in Germany: the reddish sandstone of the alatrias is topped by the pale limestone of the central rias and topped by the dark slate of the Upper Triassic.


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In Germany, these deposits are known by the names Buntsandstein, Muschelkalk and Keuper.


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The Triassic was named in 1834 by Friedrich von Alberti.


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Geography In the Triassic, most of the country was in a C-shaped giant continent called Pangea, or Pangaia, which means “all land” in Finnish.


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Pangea was a so-called supercontinent.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

At the center of the continent was the Tethys Sea, a large bay of the Panthala Sea, which developed shrinking the earlier Paleotethy to eventually non-existent.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Very little is known about the seas of the Triassic, as their bottoms have been destroyed over time by depressions under tectonic plates.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Few marine deposits on the tectonic plate side have survived.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Towards the end of the season, the Atlantic opened up to sea.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Pangea cracked, but did not disintegrate yet in the Triassic.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The first burial shed, foreshadowed by fissures on the continent, separated New Jersey from Morocco.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Because the land was divided into a large continent and a large sea, many land/water environments were either salt lakes or lagoons.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Climate According to new data, for a long time in the early Triassic period, the Earth at least in the tropics was practically unviable hot, with 50-60 degrees on land and up to 40 degrees Celsius in the sea.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The hot period ended 247 million years ago. [3].


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The heat peaked 249 million years ago [4].


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The climate was generally and widely hot and dry specifically in the interior parts of Pangea.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

It is characterised by abundant seasonal changes, hot summers and cold winters.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

This continental climate also had strong circadian variations and was desert-like.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The Triassic Pangean climate was monsoon type at least along the coasts of this giant continent.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

In monsoon climates, precipitation varies drastically with the seasons.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Monsoons must have passed over the equator.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

As the season progressed, deserts increased and atmospheric oxygen levels decreased.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

According to different estimates, the oxygen content in the air varied between 12 and 16% in the Triassic, so there was very little oxygen [5].


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Atmospheric CO2 levels were high, approximately 5 times the current estimate, although inaccurate and ranges from 2 to 12 times the current amount of atmospheric CO2.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

About 235 million years ago there was five times more carbon dioxide and less than 15% of oxygen [6].


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

At the beginning of the Triassic, sea levels were very low.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Dry was especially in the early and middle stages.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The giant continent Pangea had desert at the equator, extending roughly as far as 45 degrees latitude.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

[7] Warmth and drought favored reptiles.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

In the early part of the season, the warmer climate warmed up and dried up considerably, towards the end cooled slightly and humidity increased.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

Still, the climate remained drier than it is today.


Question: What season was after the Triassic?

Triassic

The polar regions were warm and humid and reportedly had no ice.