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Forestry is also significant, and the country is the world's second largest exporter of softwood lumber, after Canada.


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[39] In 2010, the largest companies in Sweden by turnover were Volvo, Vattenfall, Ericsson, Skanska, SCA, H&M, TeliaSonera, Electrolux and ICA.


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[40] In the 2000s, many companies have become increasingly international ownership, which has also led to the discontinuation of many production facilities in Sweden.


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For example, Saab Automobile passed to General Motors and from there to Dutch-Russian ownership.


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[41] Volvo Cars already passed to the Chinese through Ford Motor Company.


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[42] On the other hand, Swedish companies have merged with neighbouring companies in the same sector to form larger and more competitive companies on an international scale, such as Stora Enso, TeliaSonera, Tietoenator and Nordea.


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[43] Sweden has 10 nuclear reactors for power generation, three at Forsmark in Uppsala near Stockholm, three at Oskarshamn (boiling water reactors) in Småland and four at Ringhals (three pressurized water reactors and one boiling reactor) in Halland near Gothenburg.


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The units at Barsebäck, located on the Øresund shore between Malmö and Helsingborg, were closed in 1999 and 2005.


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The relationship with nuclear power is problematic: a referendum in 1980 approved phasing out nuclear power by 2010, but the decision was reversed in 1997.


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[44] Nuclear power generates about 50% of electricity, i.e. 65 to 70 TWh per year.


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[45] [46] Overall traffic in Sweden is 249 aerodromes, of which 152 have a paved runway.


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The total length of the railways is 11633 kilometers.


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Notable ports include Brofjorden (in Lysekil), Gothenburg, Helsingborg, Luleå, Malmö, Stenungsund, Stockholm, Trelleborg and Visby.


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[1] Swedish public transport is well organised and receives plenty of support from the state.


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The same tickets will do on trains and buses.


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Trains are faster than buses, but especially in the north there are many places that cannot be reached by train.


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On the fastest X2000 trains, there is an additional charge.


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[47] Air traffic in Sweden is home to many international airports, of which Arlanda is the largest.


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It then comes Landvetter, Skavsta, Malmö Airport and Luleå Airport.


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These are used by many international airlines.


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Airline SAS is the biggest contributor to Swedish customer flights, but there are also several other airlines in Sweden that play a big role in Swedish customer flights, such as Lufthansa and Ryanair.


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There are many other options for longer inland flights alongside SAS, such as Malmö Aviation and low-cost airline Norwegian.


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The major airlines for short-haul flights today are Skyways and Nexjet, which also partner with SAS.


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Some foreign airlines such as Finnair, Air France, British Airways, Continental Airlines and Aeroflot also fly via Arlanda and, in some cases, Landvetter.


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Arlanda is also accessible by rail from the north and south on dense time slots.


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Population In 2017 the population of Sweden was 10,120,242 people.


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[2] Approximately 85% of the population live in built-up areas.


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[48] The vast majority of residents are Swedish-speaking, but there is also a significant Finnish and Me-speaking minority in Sweden: according to Ethnologue, the former number around 201000 and 30000 of the latter.


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[49] Ethnically, there are approximately 14600 Sami people in total [49], not all of whom speak Sami languages.


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As a result of immigration, 1,877,050 people, or 18.5%, were foreign-born and 2,439,007 people, or 24.1%, were foreign-born and 2,439,007 people, or 24.1%, were of foreign background.


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3,193,089, or 32% of the population, at least one of the parents had been born abroad.


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The most common countries of origin for migrants in 2017 were Syria (1.70%), Finland (1.49%), Iraq (1.39%), Poland (0.90%), Iran (0.73%) and Somalia (0.66%).


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Municipalities with over 100,000 inhabitants Languages Sweden mainly speak Swedish, which has been defined by legislation in 2009 as both the main language and official language of the country.


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The Swedish language has a lot of differing dialects.


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[52] The spelling of the common language has been influenced by a tradition beginning in the 15th century at Vadstena Monastery.


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The need for unification of spoken language came with the spread of the national school, and the language of the neighbourhood of Stockholm was popularised at that time.


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[53] The largest minority language is Finnish.


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As a result of the European Union Directive, the status of five minority languages was enshrined in law in 1999, including Sami, Meänkieli (Finnish dialect), Finnish, Romani language and Yiddish.


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These languages have official status in government offices, court, kindergartens and nursing homes on the territory of certain municipalities.


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The Sámi language has official status in the municipalities of Arjeplog, Jällivaara, Jokimuka and Kiruna.


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Finnish and Meänlanguage are official in the municipalities of Jällivaara, Haparanda, Kiruna, Pajala and Ylitornio.


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[54] In 2010, a renewed Language Act brought Finnish as a minority language to 18 municipalities in central and southern Sweden, and in February 2011 to five more municipalities.


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[55] Romani and Yiddish have status as historical minority languages, and the Swedish government has a certain obligation to support them.


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Sweden has a lot of minority languages as a result of high immigration.


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[54] Religion 59.3% of Swedes belonged to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sweden at the end of 2017.


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The population share of the church, as well as child baptisms, has been in constant decline of more than a percentage point.


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In 2017, 42.4 percent of children were baptized.


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[56] In a 2010 Eurobarometer poll, 18% of Swedes stated that they believed in God, 45% stated that they believed in some superior power, and 34% stated that they did not believe in any of these.


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[57] According to a 2007 survey, a third of Swedes consider themselves to be Christian.


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[58] According to a 2010 study, only 15% of members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sweden believe in Jesus.


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[59] In ten years, the six largest Swedish Free Churches have lost 70000 members, which is 15% of their member base.


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[60] Sweden had an estimated population of about 450000 Muslims in 2008 of whom a quarter were religious.


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[61] In 2010, there were 110,000 Muslims practising the faith in Sweden, compared to 90,000 in 2000.


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[60] According to some studies, only 5% of Muslims in Sweden practice their faith in such a way that they always attend Friday prayers and pray five times a day, as the Quran tells them to do.


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[62] The majority of Muslims in Sweden are Sunni.


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Education Schooling is free and compulsory for nine years of primary school, ages 7—16, but almost all six-year-olds attend preschool.


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After primary school, those who take the level exam in Swedish, English and mathematics will be admitted to secondary school.


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In practice, most of the baby boomers start high school.


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Alongside municipal primary schools, private schools are available, attended by nine per cent of primary school students and 20 per cent of secondary school students.


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Studying in them is free of charge.


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[63] Culture In 1928 Prime Minister Per Albin Hansson described Swedish with the word folk home ().


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It was a metaphor for the welfare state until the end of the century.


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The concept involved a number of social institutions: kindergartens, retirement homes, hospitals, municipal music colleges, trade unions, and May Day parades.


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Another set of national symbols relates to Sweden's rural past: stage dances, midsummer salko, Christmas feasts.


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Industrialization and urbanization took place in the country in the late s.


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[64] The diet of Swedes today includes international elements: pizza, pasta and Chinese cuisine.


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Traditional home cooking, husmankost, consists of potato, meat or fish and sauce.


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[64] Alfred Nobel, the Swedish inventor, chemist and engineer of dynamite, ordered his estate in his will to the foundation, which has been handing out Nobel prizes since 1901 for pioneering work in the fields of physics, chemistry, literature, peace, medicine and economics.


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[65] Eight nobels in literature have entered Sweden.


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Selma Lagerlöf (1909), Verner von Heidenstam (1916), Erik Axel Karlfeldt (1931), Pär Lagerkvist (1951), Nelly Sachs (1966), Eyvind Johnson and Harry Martinson (1974), and Tomas Tranströmer (2011) [66] August Strindberg's plays, Astrid Lindgrenberg I and Selma Lagerlof children's books, as well as poems by Harry Martinson, have been translated into many languages.


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Especially in the 21st century, Swedish detective writers such as Stieg Larsson and Henning Mankell have also risen to world fame.


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[67] Carl Michael Bellman or Dan Andersson has sometimes been referred to as Sweden's national poet.


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Evert Taube continued the tradition as a songwriter.


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In the Swedish art world, Anders Zorn is known for his rustic landscapes and nudes and Carl Larsson for his home-themed idyllic paintings.


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[68] The golden age of Swedish architecture was the 1920s, with a return to style in later decades.


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[69] Functionalism came to Scandinavia at the Stockholm World's Fair 1930, with Gunnar Asplund as chief designer.


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[70] The People's Home was to produce affordable functional housing for all.


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For the next forty years, the main task of Swedish architects was the design of apartments.


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Flat roofs and large windows are not practical in the northern climate and anyway the purest functionalism was softened by national influences.


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The annex to the Gothenburg Town Hall in Asplund is a pure-farmed example from that period.


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[71] Asplund's other well-known works include Stockholm City Library and Skogskyrkogården.


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[72] Swedish cinema was successful early on.


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Actors Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman and director Ingmar Bergman enjoyed success in the 20th century.


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[68] Lasse Hallström, Roy Andersson and Lukas Moodysson already belong to the next generation.


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[73] Sweden is the second most successful country in the Eurovision Song Contest with six wins. [74].


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Media Swedish electronic media was long dominated by a licence-fee-funded public service run by Sveriges Television, or SVT.


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Its main competitor is the commercial TV4, founded in 1992.


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The country switched to digital television early; analog broadcasting was discontinued in 2007.


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Many households have a cable or satellite receiver.


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The first commercial radio stations started in 1993 and there are over a hundred of them today.


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[75] Dagens Nyheter is Sweden's largest morning newspaper.


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Sweden's main tabloids are Aftonbladet, founded in 1830, as well as Expressen, founded in 1944.


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Ordering newspapers to take home is common, and Swedes are among the most diligent newspaper readers in the world.


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Six daily newspapers appear in the country: Aftonbladet in Stockholm, Dagens Nyheter, Expressen and Svenska Dagbladet, Gothenburg Göteborgs-Posten and in Malmö Sydsvenska Dagbladet.


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[75] World Heritage Sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List includes 13 cultural sites from Sweden, one natural site namely the Höga Kusten/Kärku archipelago, shared with Finland and one “mixed site”, Laponia.


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Cultural sites are the petroglyphs of Tanum from the Bronze Age, the diverse agricultural landscape of South Öland which has been inhabited since the prehistoric period, Birka and Hovgården from the Viking Age, the Great Copper Mountain mining area in Falun since the 13th century, the Hanseatic town of Visby, Gammelstad the wooden houses of the church village and the 15th century church in Luleå, the 17th-century market leader Engelsberg steelworks, the port town of Karlskrona from the 17th century, the royal estate of Drottningholm from the 18th century, Skogskyrkogården from the early 20th century and the Grimeton radio station from the 1920s.


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[76] Sports Sweden is a very successful country in both summer and winter sports, with both Sweden having good training conditions.


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The country has enjoyed international success, particularly in football, hockey, golf, skiing, athletics and tennis.


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[77] In the Olympic Games Sweden has participated every time, with the exception of the St. Louis Games in 1904.


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[78] Sweden has hosted the Summer Olympics once, when they were held in 1912 in Stockholm.


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[79] In addition, equestrian competitions at the 1956 Summer Olympics were competed in Stockholm due to Australian quarantine laws.


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All other species were competed in Melbourne.


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Sweden has also hosted events such as the 1958 World Football Championships, the 1992 European Championships, the 1995 World Championships in Athletics, and several times the World Championships in Ski and Ice Hockey.


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[80] Football is the most popular sport in Sweden.


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The national football team has won gold at the 1948 Olympics, silver at the World Championships in 1958, and bronze at the World Championships in 1950 and World Championships in 1994.


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[81] The national team has played in the World Cup final tournament 11 times.


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In November 2011, it was ranked 18th in Fifa's Rankig.


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[82] The most famous players are Olympic champions Gunnar Gren, Gunnar Nordahl, who is the top goalscorer of Italian top club AC Milan through the time, and Nils Liedholm, along with Tomas Brolin, Thomas Ravelli and Zlatan Ibrahimović.


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[83] [84] The Swedish national ice hockey team, Tre Kronor, has won two Olympic gold medals and nine world titles.


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[85] [86] The Swedish national ice ball team is one of the most traditional and successful national teams of the time.


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The Swedish floorball national team has won seven world titles and two World Championship silvers.


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Sweden is also the most successful country at the Handball Men's World and European Championships.


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Brännboll is a close relative game of baseball and baseball popular in Sweden and is mostly practiced at amateur level in parks and has no actual organised activities.


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In addition to ice hockey, many other winter sports are popular.


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The 90 km Vaasa skiing event held annually is the world's largest skiing event.


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[84] Well-known Swedish cross-country skiers include four-time Olympic champion Gunde Svan and Sixten Jernberg, who won nine Olympic medals.


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[84] [87] Other successful winter athletes include alpine skiers Ingemar Stenmark and Anja Pärson and Gillis Grafström, who developed figure skating.


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[79] [87] Tennis players Bjorn Borg, Mats Wilander and Stefan Edberg are among the greatest ever in the sport.


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Borg won 11 Grand Slam tournaments, Wilander 7 and Edberg 6.


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[77] The most successful golfer is Annika Sörenstam.


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[84] Famous athletics include Carolina Klüft, Patrik Sjöberg and Stefan Holm.


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At the Summer Olympics, shooter Alfred Swahn (9 medals) and paddler Gert Fredriksson (8 medals) have been won by shooter Alfred Swahn (9 medals).


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[88] Music from the Swedish music scene is known by many light music stars and ensembles, among them Abba, Roxette and The Cardigans.


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Known from the classical music circuit are Jenny Lind and Jussi Björling.


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Classical singers of the newer knee have included Birgit Nilsson, Anne-Sofie von Otter and Nikolai Gedda.


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[68] The best known composers include Wilhelm Stenhammar, Hugo Alfvén and Kurt Atterberg, as well as contemporary composers Anders Hillborg.


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The heavy metal band Sabaton is also from Sweden.


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Communist Party of Finland

The Communist Party of Finland (abbreviation SKP [1]) was a Finnish communist party.


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SKP was banned in Finland until 1944 and hundreds of its members spent years in prisons.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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After the wars, the party grew into an influential mass organisation of tens of thousands of members.


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SKP joined the Finnish People's Democratic League as a member organisation and in the elections its candidates were on SKDL's lists.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The political activities of the party were discontinued in the early 1990s after the creation of the Left Alliance and in 1992 it was filed for bankruptcy.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The founders of the SKP were mainly Reds who fled Finland after the Civil War, who, after relocating to Russia, embraced Bolshevik ideas and programme.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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There were also Russian-Finnish Bolsheviks.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The SKP belonged to the Communist International (1919—1943) and had very close ties with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (NKP).


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SKP followed NKP's political and ideological alignments quite faithfully right up to the 1960s.


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In addition to lively bilateral interactions, from the 1950s through the 1980s, SKP participated in NKP-led international negotiating meetings which defined the general principles of the international communist movement.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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History Main article History of the Communist Party of Finland SKP was founded in August 1918 in Moscow under the name Finnish Communist Party and the name was changed in 1920.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The founders of the party were mainly Reds who fled to Russia after the Finnish Civil War and members of the People's Delegation for their political administration, many of whom had previously held senior positions in the SDP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The founding meeting of the SKP was attended by 23, or slightly more than half of the members of the Socialist parliamentary group who had been deemed to have ceased on 16 May 1918 [9].


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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Since its founding, SKP had been banned in Finland, with many of its leaders largely staying in the Soviet Union.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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However, in the early 1920s the SKP built an underground network in Finland and the party had its influence on many public organizations such as the Finnish Socialist Workers' Party.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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Communist-dominated public organizations were abolished by a parliamentary decision in 1930.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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MPs from the Labour and Small Farmers Parliamentary Group, as well as many others suspected of being Communists, were arrested and organisations disbanded.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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Communists had been arrested for this before, but the actions of the early 1930s effectively prevented public politicking by communists and the influence of the SKP on the labour movement diminished.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

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The party became a secret society of a few thousand members, which nevertheless sought to apply the political line of the Communist International to conditions in Finland.


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In the Soviet Union, the SKP's ability to function was severely diminished in the late 1930s as much of the party's leaders and active members were killed in Stalin's persecutions.


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During the Winter and Continuation War, suspected communists were confined to prisons for protective custody and the activities of the SKP withered.


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The communists were released from prisons after the Continuation War and the SKP began its public activities.


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The party quickly grew into a mass party of tens of thousands of people with a comprehensive organizational structure around the country.


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In terms of population, SKP was one of the largest communist parties in Western Europe.


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Some of the communists rose to high government posts.


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SKP participated in the elections as a cooperative party on the lists of the Finnish People's Democratic League.


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The SKDL participated in several governments and it was one of the largest parties in parliament.


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Communist Party of Finland

The SKP played a consistently dominant role in the SKDL, although many socialists were also involved in the party.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

After being offside after the 1940s, the Communists and the SKDL again became involved in governments starting in the mid-1960s.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Simultaneously, the SKP leadership was restructured and Aimo Aaltonen was ousted in the 1966 Assembly.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The reformers, under Chairman Aarne Saarinen, sought to modernize the party, but they were met with an opposition that emphasised Marxist-Leninist orthodoxy, which in the 1970s came to be known as Taists.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The internal disputes within the SKP continued all the way into the 1980s and they stamped their stamp on the party's politics.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The opposition was separated from the party during 1985—1986, after which its supporters founded the Communist Party of Finland (Unity).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The political activities of the SKP were discontinued in 1990 when it was decided to merge the party with SKDL into a new party, the Left Alliance.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

However, the party's leadership bodies were still meeting in 1992, when the organization — as a result of debts stemming from stock market speculation in the 1980s — was decided to file for bankruptcy.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP's separations in the 1980s were found illegal by the Supreme Court in 1992.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Subsequently, SKPy gained control of SKP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

District organisations belonging to SKPY won the right to convene an Extraordinary Assembly in 1996 and it was held in August 1996.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[10] The meeting changed the name of SKP to Organisation Association Star.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

At the same time, SKPY's activities and the name Communist Party of Finland were transferred to Pakinkylä Velji, composed of SKPY's senior figures.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The star was removed from the association register in 1998 [11].


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Organization PresidentTyrjö Sirola1918—1920Kullervo Manner1920—1935Hannes Mäkinen1935—1937 [12] Jukka Lehtosaari1937—1938 [12] Aimo Aaltonen1944—1945Aaro Uusitalo1945—1948Aimo Aaltonen1948—1966Aarne Saarinen1966—1982Jouko Kajanoja1982—1984Value Aaltonen1944—1984—Arvo Aaltonen1944—1984—Arvo Aaltonen1944—1984—1984—Arvo Aaltonen1944—1984—1984—8Jarmo Wahlström1988—1990Helja Tammisola1990— 1992Secretaries General Tuominen1935—1940Ville Pessi1944—1969Value Aalto1969—1977Erkki Kivimäki1977—1981 (vs.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

) Rank Aalto1981—1984Aarno Aitamurto1984—1985Esko Vainionpää 1985—1988Heljä Tammisola1988—1990Asko MÄKI1990—1992Vice-PresidentToiva Lehto1963—1966Erkki Salomaa1966—1971Taisto Sinisalo1970—1982Olavi Hänninen1971—1981Maija-Liisa Halonen1981—1982Veikko Alho1982—1984Helä Tammisola1984—1988Aarno Aitamurto1985—1987Value Kemppainen1987—1988Aarno Aitamurto1988—?


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The highest deciding body of the SKP was — convened regularly every three years since 1945 — the Assembly to which the basic departments of the SKP sent their delegates.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Assembly elected a Central Committee to lead the party, which in turn elected an important political commission composed of the core group of the leadership (Politburo 1923—1992).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Central Committee also carried out the personal selections of other party leadership bodies.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Decision-making was based on the principle of democratic centralism, in which the election of party bodies, the obligation to commentary on the upper bodies and absolute submission to majority decisions were central.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Having been banned before 1944, SKP operated in Finland in the form of a secret cell organization.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Members in the party numbered only a couple of thousand at best, but there was activity all over the country.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The work in Finland was led from 1921 by the Finnish buro.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The actual political leadership, however, lay with a political commission in Moscow.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The arrangement caused many problems, and in 1930 the political commission was transferred to Finland.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

At the same time, the Finnish buro was abolished and the Foreign Buro was formed from the Soviets, which, despite the change in position, retained a leading role.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[13] The basic divisions of the public SKP, of which the party had over 1,000, consisted of work and residency departments.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

District organizations played an important role in bringing management instructions to members.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In addition, there were, for example, city, regional and production subcommittees.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Since the exchange of party books (1964, 1973, 1983), the number of declared members decreased considerably from then to the resurgence thereafter.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In 1983, for example, more than 15,000 names dropped off the charts.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Communists were under intense surveillance by the Protective Police.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the 1950s and 1960s, Supo corded the records of about 30,000 SKP members.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Five thousand communists were more accurately suspected of various covert activities.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[14] Economy When founded, SKP was quite wealthy because many leaders of labour organisations who had fled to Russia had taken with them the money of their organisations.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

However, SKP also had large costs and savings dwindled rapidly, at which point the NKP and Comintern began to assist the party.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP soon became dependent on this funding.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In 1921, the organisation's expenditure was around 5.4 million marks, of which about 4.3 million came from NKP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP had 80 employees on its payroll at the time.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the following years, sums were greatly reduced and SKP had to prune its operations.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Comintern reduced its support considerably in the early 1930s as public activities for Communists in Finland became more difficult.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

International's funding for SKP's activities in the Soviet Union was abolished.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[15] In its early years, SKP had an extensive network of companies in Russia, including factories, farms and metal workshops.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The action aimed to create jobs for the Reds who fled Finland.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

However, the operation proved to be loss-making and the holdings were handed over to the Soviet state.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP also received money from smuggling to Finland, black market trading and currency speculation.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The shady business was led by the Rahja brothers Jukka and Eino, who were responsible for the party's military activities.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[15] After the wars, the public SKP received plenty of support from outside Finland.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Soviets funneled funds to the party through, among other things, tours of Soviet artists, literary mediation activities, and through Soviet-owned Finnish companies.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Often involved in cooperation was the Suomi—Soviet Society.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

A key contributor was also the International Trade Union Fund, run from Bucharest in connection with Kominform, in support of left-wing labour organisations, whose funds came from the Soviet Union and China.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP received approximately $400,000 to $900,000 per year from the fund between 1950 and 1966.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

This covered about 5% to 10% of the party's budget.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Foreign funding was a touchy subject for SKP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

There was no public talk about the issue and only the core leadership of the party knew about it.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In practice, the affairs were handled by Secretary General Ville Pessi, who visited to claim the grants from the KGB Foreign Intelligence Resident at the Soviet Embassy.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[16] When the feuding SKP held a defragmenting Extraordinary Assembly in February 1970, Soviet support was also at play.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP received the 900,000 mark a week before the meeting, and the total support for the year was about 3.8 million.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The additional support saved the SKP's finances and enabled the double occupation demanded by the party agreement, in which the majority and minority were guaranteed representation in party bodies.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

According to Kimmo Rentola, the SKP majority could have gotten along without financial support from the Soviet Union, but could not afford a foreign policy intermediate break that would have also resulted in domestic political offside.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[17] In the early 1980s, SKP's majority leadership decided to reform SKP's housekeeping.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In 1981, the party sold Koito's house, which eventually yielded over a hundred million marks.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The funds were controlled by SKP's majority leadership and secured the financial independence of the majority.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The party's dependence on the Soviet Union was reduced, and it was thus possible to separate the opposition from the party.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Beginning in 1986, the Soviet Union exclusively supported the minority.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

A complex chain of companies, associations and foundations that managed money transfers was built around SKP, including Fexima Oy, Socialist Countries Cooperation Association and the SKP Support Foundation.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the late 1980s, SKP funds were invested in a very wide range of items from condoms to real estate.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The investments were revealed to be scandalous in 1988.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The casino game accrued losses of about 50 million marks.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The losses did not topple the party, however, and the organisation still had ample wealth in the early 1990s.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The property was definitively destroyed in a series of trades in 1990.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The party's funds were to be transferred through middlemen for the use of the Left Alliance, and the SKP was systematically driven out of business.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The activities were led by Variant Oy and included companies such as Fenet, Scan Fantasy, Equity Invest, Rakomo and OR-Invest.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

After the recession hit, difficulties began and the operation failed.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP was filed for bankruptcy in 1992 when the party was owed $70 million.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Variant went bankrupt in October 1993.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[18] District organisations SKP's Southern Häme district organisation (1985—1990) SKP's South Karelia district organisation (—1985) SKP's Southern Savonia district organisation (—1990) SKP's Helsinki district organisation (—1990) SKP's Hämeenlinna district organisation SKP's Iisalmi district organisation SKP's Joensuu district organisation (—1985) SKP's Kainuu District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Kainuu District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Kemi District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Kokkola District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Kotka District Organisation (—1985) SKP's Kotka District Organisation (—1985) Kyminlaakso District Organisation (—1985) SKP Lahti District Organisation (—1985) SKP Lapland District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Oulu District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Pietarsaari District Organisation (—1990) SKP's Pirkanmaa District Organisation (1985—1990) SKP's Ostrobothnia District Organisation of SKP North Karelia district organisation (1985—1990) SKP's Northern Savo district organisation (—1990) SKP's Pori district organisation (—1990) SKP's Tampere district organisation (—1985) SKP's Turku district organisation (1919—1985) SKP Uusimaa district organisation (1963—1985) district organisation (1985—1990) SKP Vaasa district organisation (—1990) SKP's Varsinais-Finland district organisation (1985—1990) SKP Vyborg district organisation SKP Vuoksenlaakso district organisation Assembly Assembly (29 August — 5 September 1918, Moscow) SKP 2nd Assembly (30 August. —11 September 1919, Saint Petersburg) 3rd Assembly of the SKP (13 August 1920, Saint Petersburg) 4th Assembly of SKP (25 July — 10 August 1921, Saint Petersburg) 5th Assembly of SKP (30 July to 16 August 1925, Leningrad) 6th Assembly of SKP (11 September—20 September 1935, Moscow) 7th Assembly of SKP (19—20 October 1945) Assembly (? .August 1948) 9th Assembly of SKP (November 1 — November 5, 1951) The 10th Assembly of the SKP (October 1 — October 5, 1954) The 11th Assembly of the SKP (29 May — 2 June 1957) The 12th Assembly of the SKP (April 15 — April 18, 1960) The 13th Assembly of the SKP (12 April to 15 April 1963) 1 February 1966) SKP 15th Assembly (3 April — 6 April 1969, Helsinki) SKP Extraordinary Assembly (14 February 1970, Helsinki) SKP 16th Assembly (31 March — 2 April 1972, Helsinki) SKP 17th Assembly (16 May — 18 May 1975, Helsinki) SKP 18th Assembly (1 June to 3 June 1978, Helsinki) SKP's 19th Assembly (1 June to 3 June 1978, Helsinki). Assembly (22 April — 24 May 1981, Helsinki) SKP Extraordinary Assembly (14—15 May 1982) SKP 20th Assembly (25 May — 27 May 1984, Helsinki) SKP Extraordinary Assembly (23 March 1985) SKP 21st Assembly (12 June — 14 June 1987) SKP 22nd Assembly (1990) Disclosure SKP had extensive press throughout the party's existence.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Sound supporters of the early years included Proletarian (1920—1932) and Freedom (1918—1937), which appeared in Leningrad.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In Finland, SKP's publications were banned, so they were printed and circulated secretly.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Admittedly, until the summer of 1930, the party also had its voice heard in public left-wing magazines, such as the Finnish Työmies (1920—1922) and the Informator of the Workers' Organisations (1923—1930).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the 1930s, SKP's underground voice supporter was SKP's Informant.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In 1945, the newspaper Workkansans' Sanomat was founded as the main voice supporter of the party.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

It was merged from the beginning of 1957 into SKDL's Free Sana magazine, when the name was changed to People's News.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

People's News was a joint voice supporter of SKP and SKDL until the abolition of the parties.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP's political-theoretical publication was the monthly “Kommunisti” (1944—1990) and the newsletter Pääjä Posti (1964—).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The party opposition that emerged in the late 1960s opposed the People's News political line, calling for an independent voice supporter for SKP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

According to Taisto Sinisalo, SKP was the only Communist party in the world that lacked its own voice supporter.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[19] The voice supporter of the opposition was the Informant.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In September 1983, the SKP adopted a decision in principle on a new Outoperative magazine, which was merged into Päää Posti and Kommunisti and, with which it was hoped that the Informator would also merge.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[20] The collaboration was published early in 1984 with twenty issues, but was dissolved after the 20th Assembly.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The storage location for the archives of SKP and its member organizations is the People's Archives, which was formed in 1957 on the basis of SKP's Archives.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Trade Union Movement After the Civil War, the Communists gained a majority in the reorganized Finnish Trade Union Organisation, although the number of members and influence remained quite limited.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SAJ of the 1920s was marked by mutual struggle between Communists and Social Democrats, and the Confederation dissolved in 1929 after SDP supporters left it.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SAJ, which had been taken over by mere communists, was disbanded in 1930, along with other public left-wing organisations.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The Social Democrats established a new Confederation (SAK) that same year, which supporters of the left did not immediately join.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

SKP founded the secret Red Trade Organisation, which operated from 1931 to 1934, but remained very small.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

After the Comintern switched to Popular Front tactics, the SKP began directing its supporters to the SAK.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

After the Continuation War, there was fierce fighting for the SAK, but the SDP retained its leading position.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The AY movement split in two again at the end of the 1950s as a result of mutual squabbling among the Social Democrats.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The communists stayed in SAK, led by supporters of the TPSL.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SDP created a new SAJ; the unions merged in 1969 after the SDP and SKP reached a consensus on defragmentation.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the early 1970s, the Communists and People's Democrats led six of the member unions of the new SAK.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In the hands of the left were the Finnish Construction Workers Federation, the Puuliitto, the Finnish Food Workers Federation, the Finnish Federation of Food Workers, the Union of Rubber and Leather Workers, the Union of Real Estate Workers and the General Journalist Union, which comprised a total of about 160,000 members.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[21] In the mid-1970s, popular Democratic support across the SAK was around 35% to 40%.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Approximately 200 Communists were employed by the Ay movement at the time.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

[22] SAK II is chaired by SKP's Arvo Hautala (1969—1976), Olavi Hänninen (1976—1987) and Aarno Aitamurto (1987—1991).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

From time to time, SKP encouraged jobs-based organisation in particular.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

At the end of the 1970s, the party had over 200 jobs departments.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SKDL also had workplace associations; especially in sectors whose workers were less affected by communists [23].


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Youth Action SKP did not set up its own youth organization immediately upon its establishment, but its young supporters are active in the party itself and the Communist Youth International (KNI).


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In addition, those who stayed in Russia were active in the Red Army and those who remained in Finland in the public Social Democratic Youth Union of Finland (SSN), which after the civil war chose the Communists as their allies.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SSN was disbanded in 1923 and its activities continued by the Socialist Youth Union (SNL), which experienced the same fate a couple of years later.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

In early 1925, the Communist Youth Federation of Finland (SKNL) was established as the official and subordinate youth organization of SKP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SKNL operated until 1936 when it was dissolved and members were urged to move to the Workers' Youth Union (STL) of the SDP.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

After the wars, the Finnish Democratic Youth Union (SDNL) was established as the youth organization of the SKDL and the SKP subsequently did not see a separate communist youth organization necessary.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

The SDNL was under communist control and in the 1970s it declared itself Marxist-Leninist.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Sources Jukka Paastela: Finnish Communism under Soviet Totalitarianism, Alexander Institute, 2003, Kikimora publications, Series B, 1455-4828; 27 ISBN 952-10-0755-9 References on the topic elsewhere (Contemplating — Political Programmes Data Reserve) Kai Hirvasnoro:.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

People's News Weekly magazine on 7 October 2005.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Jouko Huru:.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

People's News Weekly Newspaper May 15, 2009.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Mickelsson, Rauli:.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Book review of Puhakka, Sirpa: The Birth of the Left Alliance.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

Into Kustannus Oy, 2015.


Question: When is the Communist Party of Finland founded?

Communist Party of Finland

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Gerald Durrell

Gerald (Gerry) Durrell (7 January 1925 — 30 January 1995) was a British zookeeper, nature scientist and conservationist and author.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He is best known for his numerous animal-themed books, but he also founded the current Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust (known as the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust), as well as the Jersey Zoo, which focuses on the conservation of endangered animal species.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Author Lawrence Durrell was the older brother of Gerald Durrell and appears in many of his books under his nickname Larry.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Life and career Durrell's parents were British in their family but both Indian-born.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Gerry Durrell himself was born in India as a pit pit into a family of four children.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

After the death of the family's father, the Durrells moved in 1928 to England and further in 1935 to Greece on the island of Corfu.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

The years in Corfu left an indelible trail on young Gerry and were, in his memories, always a happy, sunny time.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He became acquainted with physician-naturalist Theodore Stephanides and took a deep interest in all kinds of animals and their behavior.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He kept a wide range of island fauna as pets, from birds to fish, snakes and insects.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Later, he recalled in a humorous tone both his family's commiserations and his Corfuan animal and human friends in three books, including Animals and the rest of my native people and the Animal Going in Corfu.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

The approaching Second World War forced the Durrells to return in 1939 from Corfu to England.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Nearly entirely short of formal training, Gerry Durrell wanted to work with animals: he dreamed of working in a zoo or collecting wildlife from the jungles for zoos.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

After working in a pet shop and on a farm, in 1945, hers managed to become an animal husbandry trainee at Whipsnade Zoo.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

In 1947, he embarked on his first animal collecting trip to present-day Cameroon.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Over the decades that followed, he made many such trips, mostly to Africa and South America, collecting, along with animals, very widely the experience and know-how related to handling and caring for them.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

The collected animals initially ended up in the collections of English zoos that ordered the animals.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Soon, however, Durrell began planning to establish his own zoo.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He did not want to separate from animal specimens to whom he had already had time to get attached, nor was he satisfied with the keeping and operating principles of the time zoos.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

A site for its own zoo was finally found in 1958 on the island of Jersey, where it is still located.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

In 1963, the Jersey Wildlife Conservation Trust was established to take care of both the funding and maintenance of the zoo and, more generally, the conservation work of endangered animal species.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Durrell's career as a writer kicked off as early as 1951.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He had just gotten married almost completely penniless, and both his wife and older brother Lawrence encouraged him to write about his experiences on his exotic travels and with animals.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

The result was Arkiinen Animals (1953, Finland 1973), which was an immediate success.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Durrell's narrator gifts were immediately obvious.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Although he never greatly enjoyed writing, a large number of mostly autobiographical animal books were, in the future, an important source of income for him.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

The humorous Korfun years reminiscence book, published in 1956, Animals and the rest of my people at home became a giant success and a readers' permanent favourite.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

This book also greatly advanced Durrell's career as a writer as well as in animal protection work.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

At a very early stage in relation to the rest of the world, Durrell focused his attention on endangered species of animals and the importance of protecting them.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He perceived this as his mission in life and sought attention and publicity for the cause through a variety of means: writing books, filming material on his travels for television programmes, and performing and lecturing diligently around the world.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He was a very attractive performer and usually took animals with him.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Also, Jersey Zoo's primary mission was to help endangered species: although the orchard has always been open to the public, the enjoyment and interest of the animals always take precedence over entertaining the public.


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Gerald Durrell

Before long, the goals of Durrell's travels switched from collecting animals to collecting information and film material, educating the local population, and establishing and supporting local conservation programs for endangered animal species.


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Gerald Durrell

Durrell knew the animals well and valued them as living beings and individuals.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

However, he was neither sentimental nor romanticising about them.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He knew from his long and extensive taxidermy experience that animals thrived well in captivity if they could only take care of all their basic needs.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

He always worked hard to find the right conditions and nutrition for every captured and farmed animal and to keep them healthy and satisfied.


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Gerald Durrell

However, he saw as the only justification for wildlife in the zoo to keep their protection from extinction; the zoo had to help species survive and the numbers of threatened animals increase.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Once the species' living conditions and protection in its native habitat could be restored, the animals had to be returned to the wild.


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Gerald Durrell

Gerry Durrell's first wife Jacqueline (Jacquie) moved apart in 1976 and the marriage dissolved for good in 1979, driven mostly by Durrell's devotion to his work and growing alcohol problems.


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Gerald Durrell

Her second 1979 marriage to US zoologist Lee Durrell lasted until Gerry Durrell's death in 1995.


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Gerald Durrell

He never had any children.


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Gerald Durrell

Durrell's literary production is very extensive and only small volumes.


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Gerald Durrell

He wrote autobiographical animal books, nature guides, novels, collections of short stories as well as children's books.


Question: Where was Gerald Durrell born?

Gerald Durrell

Some of his lateest books he co-wrote with his second wife Lee Durrell.


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Gerald Durrell

First wife Jacqueline Durrell, meanwhile, wrote two autobiographical books during their marriage (Beasts in My Bed, 1967 and Intimate Relations, 1976) in which Animals and Gerald Durrell performed closely.


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Gerald Durrell

Finnish books Takahe (Two in the Bush, 1966), WSOY 1971 Animals and Other Animals (My Family and Other Animals, 1956), 1st edition Otava 1972, several later editions from different publishers Arkiinen Animals (The Overloaded Ark, 1953), Otava 1973 in the Land of Armadillos (The Drunken Forest, 1956), Otava 1974 All the King's Animals (The Bafut Beagles, 1954), Otava 1975 Animal Going in Corfu (Birds, Beasts and Relatives, 1969), 1st edition Otava 1976 (also published at least as a co-edition with the book Animals and Other People, Otava 1997) A Trip to Nature (A Practical Guide for the Amateur Naturalist, 1982), Karisto 1982 A Wonderful Flight Trip Around the Earth (The Fantastic Flying Journey: An Adventure in Natural History, 1987), Otava 1988 Mission in Madagascar (The Aye-Aye and I, 1992), published abridged in the series The Vanishing World, The Selected Pieces 1997 Sources Douglas Botting: Gerald Durrell — The Authorized Biography, 1999 On the subject elsewhere Transclusion error: {{en}} is only for use in File namespace.


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Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Wild are an NHL team whose hometown is Saint Paul in the state of Minnesota in the United States.


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild play in the middle division of the NHL's Western Conference.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

It joined the NHL league for the season.


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild play their home match at the 18064 spectator Xcel Energy Center, which was completed for the Wild's first season in 2000.


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Minnesota Wild

The Hall is owned by the City of Saint Paul and is operated by Minnesota Sports & Entertainment, which also owns Wild and the Minnesota Swarm, a lacrosse team playing in the same hall [1].


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Minnesota Wild

History Hockey in Minnesota Hockey has a long tradition in Minnesota, as in other northern and northeastern states of the United States.


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Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota North Stars played in the NHL from season to season before financial problems prompted it to move to Dallas, Texas.


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Minnesota Wild

The North Stars moved out, but the demand for hockey didn't disappear from Minnesota.


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Minnesota Wild

To fill the gap, the Minnesota Moose were established in the IHL league, who nevertheless thrived in St. Paul for only two seasons, 1994—96, before relocating to Winnipeg, Canada, where it in turn replaced the Winnipeg Jets, who moved to Phoenix, Arizona, to United States side Arizona.


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Minnesota Wild

Minnesota's return to the NHL map Eventually, in June 1997, the NHL awarded a league spot to the Minnesota Hockey Ventures Group consortium.


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Minnesota Wild

Nominated for the team name, in addition to Wild, were Blue Ox, Freeze, Northern Lights, Voyageurs and White Bears, but ultimately ended up being named Minnesota Wild [2].


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Minnesota Wild

However, it was nearly three more years before the Minnesota Wild officially became a member of the NHL in May 2000.


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Minnesota Wild

The first player contract with Wild was signed by Steve Aronson and Jacques Lemaire was appointed as head coach.


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Minnesota Wild

Lemaire coached the team for eight seasons, until 2009.


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Minnesota Wild

For their first NHL game, the Wild played in Anaheim on October 6, 2000.


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Minnesota Wild

The home team Mighty Ducks won that match 3-1.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The first goal in Wild history was scored by the club's first-ever reserve, Marián Gáborik.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The 2000-2002 Wild's first two seasons didn't go too much.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Heaped largely from staggering players from other teams through an expansion reserve, the team amassed only 25 wins in its first season.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Over the summer, the Wild signed a deal with Andrew Brunette.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Brunette would later become one of the most important players in the Wild's still-short club history, but his 69 points in the 2001-02 season did not yet lift the Wild off the bottom of the league table.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The team fared poorly this season too, amassing only 26 wins.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The Wild finished only second-to-last in the Western Conference.


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Minnesota Wild

Success 2002-03 Season 2002-03 performed excellently compared to previous seasons for the Wild.


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild amassed 95 points in the regular season and were sixth in their conference.


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Minnesota Wild

In the playoffs, the Wild advanced sensationally all the way to the Conference Finals.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the first two rounds of the playoffs, it defeated the Colorado Avalanche and Vancouver Canucks after being in a 3-1 losing position in both series.


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Minnesota Wild

In the Conference Finals, however, the Wild lost to the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim outright 4-0.


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Minnesota Wild

Lemaire won the NHL's best coach award, and Wes Walz, who was greatly acclaimed by fans, was nominated for the season's end of the season as the winner of the Frank J. Selke Trophy [3].


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Minnesota Wild

Young Marián Gáborík scored 30 goals in the regular season and was the team's top point man.


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík, who scored power 9+8 in the playoffs, was as much as third in the playoffs aggregate points exchange.


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Minnesota Wild

2003-2009 Season 2003-04 was weaker than previous season.


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild finished 10th in the Western Conference and therefore did not survive the playoffs.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the summer of 2004, the Wild signed a contract with Brian Rolston, who was a free player [4].


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Minnesota Wild

After a blockade in the 05-06 season, the Wild again fell outside the playoffs despite ferocious points from Rolston and Gáborík.


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Minnesota Wild

Rolston won the intra-team points exchange with 79 points as injury-stricken Gáborík again scored as many as 38 goals in the 65 games he played.


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Minnesota Wild

The season was also Mikko Koivu's first in a Minnesota jersey.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the 2006-07 season, the Wild achieved 104 points in the regular season, the best reading in the club's history.


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild fell just a point short of winning the Northwest Division and were seventh in the conference.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

However, the Wild lost in the first round of the playoffs to the future Stanley Cup winner Anaheim Ducks with match-winning 4-1.


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík again suffered injuries and played only 48 matches, but scored as many as 57 points in them.


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Minnesota Wild

The top spot in the intra-team points exchange was shared by Rolston known for his tough shot and in the summer player exchange acquired from Los Angeles [5] Pavol Demitra.


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Minnesota Wild

At the conclusion of the season, Niklas Bäckström and Manny Fernandez pocked the William M. Jennings Trophy to be awarded to the goalkeepers of the fewest goals.


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Minnesota Wild

In addition, Bäckström nabbed the Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award [6].


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Minnesota Wild

In addition, Bäckström was a candidate for the winner of the Vezina Trophy [7].


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Minnesota Wild

The following season's regular season also went well.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

For the first time in their history, the Wild won their own division.


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík finally played without any major injuries, scoring more than 40 goals in a single season as the first Wild player.


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík's 42 goals is still a valid club record.


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Minnesota Wild

One of the most talked about topics of Minnesota's season was Gáborík's five-goal game against the New York Rangers in December 2007 [8].


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Minnesota Wild

Brian Rolston, too, continued his good hold, scoring more than 30 goals for the third season in a row.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

However, after a good regular season, the Wild found themselves disappointed in the playoffs, losing to the Colorado Avalanche with match-winning 4-2.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The season was also socialite Wes Walz's last.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Walz missed the middle of the season out of the lineup due to personal reasons and announced the end of his career in December 2007 [9].


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Minnesota Wild

After finishing his career, Walz was the player who played in a Minnesota jersey the most games.


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Minnesota Wild

In the summer of 2008, the Wild signed a three-year contract with Andrew Brunette, who played for Colorado the previous three seasons [10].


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Pavol Demitra and Brian Rolston, meanwhile, made no new contracts with the team.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the 08-09 season, the Wild failed to qualify for the playoffs after falling just two points clear of the final playoff spot.


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Minnesota Wild

With his 67 points, Mikko Koivu was the team's top point man.


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Minnesota Wild

Injury-stricken Marián Gáborík played only 17 matches.


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík's contract expired this season, and Minnesota failed to strike a new contract with the man.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Thus, Gáborík was a free player in the summer and signed a contract with the New York Rangers [11].


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Minnesota Wild

Gáborík's departure is considered one of the greatest losses in Wild's history.


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Minnesota Wild

2009—2012 In May 2009, Wild manager Doug Risebrough was fired, and Chuck Fletcher, son of former NHL manager Cliff Fletcher, was named as the new manager.


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Minnesota Wild

Lemaire was meanwhile allowed to step down from coaching duties and Todd Richards was chosen as the new coach [12] In July 2009, the Wild tried to plug the gap left by Gáborík by signing a six-year contract with Martin Havlat.


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Minnesota Wild

However, the Wild found themselves disappointed the following season by falling out of the playoffs once again.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The bright spot for the team was Guillaume Latendresse, acquired from Montreal, who scored 25 goals in the 55 games he played for the Wild and won the team's intra-team goal exchange.


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Minnesota Wild

The team's best point man, on the other hand, was the first regular captain in Wild history, Mikko Koivu.


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Minnesota Wild

In the summer reserve, Minnesota booked Mikael Granlund in the first round.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

A practice match in September 2010 ended Minnesota's streak of consecutive sold-out home matches that lasted as many as 409 games [13].


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Minnesota Wild

This is an N.H.L. record.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

For its first games of the season, Minnesota played in Helsinki against the Carolina Hurricanes [14].


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Minnesota Wild

For the third year in a row, the Wild fell out of the playoffs by being twelfth in their conference.


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Minnesota Wild

Koivu and Havlat shared the team points kingship.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Brent Burns set a single-season points record for Wild defenders by striking out 46 points, as many as 17 of which were touchdowns.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the summer of 2011, the Wild changed coach again when Mike Yeo, who previously coached the Minneosta farm team Houston Aeros, was chosen to replace Todd Richards [15].


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Minnesota Wild

The Wild also made two major player deals with the San Jose Sharks in the summer.


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Minnesota Wild

The team departed e.g.


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Martin Havlat and Brent Burns.


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Minnesota Wild

Wild's ranks, meanwhile, moved to e.g.


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Minnesota Wild

Devin Setoguchi and Dany Heatley.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[16] [17] The regular season itself started brilliantly for the Wild.


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Minnesota Wild

The team was still the top team in the entire league at the beginning of December [18], but the injury-stricken team eventually fell far short of the playoffs.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Major Acquisitions and Return to the Playoffs (2012—) On July 4, 2012, the Wild admittedly made the biggest acquisitions in club history in the free-player market when they signed no less than 13-year contracts with Ryan Suter and Zach Parise [19].


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In addition, the Wild entered into a highly anticipated deal in the summer season with Mikael Granlund.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[20] The Wild's great summer season was marred by the NHL lockout, and fans didn't get to see the reformed Wild in real action until January 2013.


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Minnesota Wild

On April 4, 2013, at the transfer deadline, the Wild acquired Jason Pominville from the Buffalo Sabres [21], via player exchange.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the 2012-13 season, the Wild made it to the playoffs for the first time since the spring of 2008.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

However, it was not until their final game of the regular season that the Wild, who secured their playoff berth, lost their first-round match series to the Chicago Blackhawks with match-winning 4-1.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

At the conclusion of the season, Ryan Suter was a candidate to win the Norris Trophy [22] Prior to the 2013—14 season, the Wild were relegated from the disbanded Northwest Division to the Middle Division by the revamp of the NHL divisional division.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[23] During the season, Mikko Koivu emerged as the club's all-time best point man, overtaking Marian Gaborik [24].


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The season was also Mikael Granlund's breakthrough season.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Granlund found an excellent pair of radars in Jason Pominville, who became only the third player in club history to score 30 goals in a single season.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[25] [26] Wild had problems with his goalkeepers throughout the season.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Josh Harding started the season superbly but was unable to play again after the turn of the season due to his MS disease.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Niklas Bäckström, meanwhile, suffered injuries along the season, and in March his season was announced to be over.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The main responsibility remained with such a young Darcy Kuemper, whose partner was acquired from Edmonton Oilers by Ilya Bryzgalov [27].


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The Wild eventually survived to the playoffs with the first wild card spot.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the first playoff round, pitched against the Colorado Avalanche, whom the Wild defeated with match-winning 4-3.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the seventh game, Jared Spurgeon evened the game at readings 4-4 just 2 minutes 27 seconds before the third period ended.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The overtime goal was scored by Nino Niederreiter, acquired from the New York Islanders in the summer.


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Minnesota Wild

[28] In the second round against came the previous season's champion, and Chicago knocked out by Minnesota.


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Minnesota Wild

With the goal, the responsibility was taken by Bryzgalov, as Kuemper was injured in the final game of the Colorado series.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Similar to the previous year, Minnesota lost the first two games against Chicago at the away rink.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

However, the Wild were now poised to challenge Chicago, and won the next two games on their home court reading 4-0 and 4-2.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

However, Chicago went ahead after winning their next two games.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The match series ended with a lucky bounce after Patrick Kane's overtime goal in the sixth game for Minnesota.


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Minnesota Wild

[29] In the summer of 2014, the Wild signed a three-year contract with Thomas Vanek, who was a free player.


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Minnesota Wild

[30] The first half of the 2014-15 season went poorly for the Wild, and mid-season a playoff spot appeared to be behind a rock.


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Minnesota Wild

In January, however, the Wild acquired goalie Devan Dubnyk from Arizona through a player exchange.


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Minnesota Wild

Following the transfer, Dubnyk started the Wild with a goal in 38 consecutive games, of which the Wild won 27.


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Minnesota Wild

By Dubnyk's arrival on the team, the Wild were eight points away from a playoff spot, but eventually made it to the playoffs, catching up with outstretched Los Angeles with a five-point gap.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

Dubnyk has also been nominated for the season-ending winner of the Vezina Trophy.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[31] [32] [33] In the playoffs, the Wild faced the St. Louis Blues in the first round and went on to win 4-2.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

In the second round, the Wild lost for the third year in a row to Chicago; this time outright with match-winning 4-0.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The Wild announced in February 2016 that they were firing Mike Yeo from the head coach position after the team lost 13 times in 14 games before that.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

[34] Minnesota Wild season season Team 2018—2019 season (Situation 1.2.2019) [35] [36] [37] GoalkeepersglovehandsContractbirthplace32Alex Stalockl2022Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA40Devan Dubnykl2021Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada DefendersNumberPlayerHandanceBirthplace2Anthony Bitettol2019Island Park, New York, USA20Ryan Suter (A) L2025Madison, Wisconsin, USA24Matt Dumbar2023Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada25Jonas Brodinl2021Karlstad, Sweden29Greg Paterynl2021Sterling Heights, Michigan, USA36Nick SeelerL2021eden Prairie, Minnesota, USA39Nate ProsSerr2019Elk River, Minnesota, USA46Jared SpurgeonR2020EdMonton, Alberta, Canada77Brad Huntl2019Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada Attackers NumberPlayerHandseContractbirthplace3Charlie Coylerkh/OLH2020East Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA9Mikko Koivu (C) LKH2020turku, Finland11Zach Parise (A) LLH2025Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA12eric Staal (A) LKH2019Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada A14Joel Eriksson eklh2019KarlStad, Sweden15Matt HendrickSlvlh/kh2019Blaine, Minnesota, USA16Jason Zuckerllh2023Newport Beach, California, USA17Marcus Folignolvlh2021Buffalo, New York, USA18Jordan Greenwayllh2020Canton, New York, USA19Luke KuninRkH/OLH2020chesterfield, Missouri, USA21Eric Fehrrrkh/OLH2019Winkler, Manitoba, Canada23J.T.


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Minnesota Wild

BrownRolh2020Burnsville, Minnesota, USA26Pontus åbergrlh2019Stockholm, Sweden49Victor Rasklkh2022leksand, Sweden64Mikael Granlundlkh/OLH2020oulu, Finland Team management Head coach: Bruce Boudreau Assistant coach: Dean Evason Assistant coach: Darby Hendrickson Assistant coach: Bob Woods Goalkeeper Coach: Bob Mason Physics Coach: Sean Skahan Video Coach: Jonas Plumb Development Coach (Goalkeepers): Frédéric Chabot Development Coach: Richard Park Goalkeeper Development Coach: Frédéric Chabot Maintenance Manager: Tony DaCosta CEO: Paul Fenton Assistant Managing Director: Shep Harder Deputy Managing Director: Tom Kurvers Director of Human Resources: Andrew Brunette Director of Player Development: Brad Bombardir Head of Amateur Talent Search: Guy Lapointe Head of European Talent Search: Ricard Persson Owner: Matthew Hulsizer Owner: Craig Leipold The captaincy at Minnesota Wild used until the 2008-09 season a rotating captaincy arrangement.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The captain and vice-captains were always elected for one month at a time, although there may have been several consecutive terms.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The letter C has been carried by 22 players over the course of the club's history.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

The practice changed during the 2009-2010 season when Mikko Koivu was chosen as the club's first permanent captain.


Question: Which NHL team is from Minnesota?

Minnesota Wild

NHL Awards Jack Adams Award Jacques Lemaire: 2002—03 Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award Niklas Bäckström: 2006—07 Dwayne Roloson: 2003—04 William M. Jennings Trophy Manny Fernandez and Niklas Bäckström: 2006-07 Records for Most Goals in a Season: Marián Gáborík, 42 (2007—08) Most assists in a season: Pierre-Marc Bouchard, 50 (2007—08) Most points in a season: Marián Gáborík, 83 (2007—08) Most seasons: Nick Schultz, 10 Most zero games per season: Niklas Bäckström, 8 (2008—09) Most wins per season: Niklas Bäckström, 37 (2008— 2009) Most points in a season as a rookie: Marián Gáborík, 36 (2000—2001) Most points in a season as a defenceman: Brent Burns, 46 (2010—11) Reservation history Players booked in the first round by Minnesota Wild Frozen game numbers 1 Dedicated to fans 99 Wayne Gretzky As a young NHL organization, the Wild haven't had time to freeze the number of any of their former star players.


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Minnesota Wild

However, number 1 is dedicated to Minnesotan puck fans and is not used [38].


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Minnesota Wild

Wayne Gretzky's number 99 has been frozen throughout the NHL.


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Minnesota Wild

See also NHL Expansion Draft 2000 Minnesota Wild 2014—15 NHL Season Sources On Topic Elsewhere * Category:Key Articles on Screening


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Henry Ford (July 30, 1863, Greenfield, Wayne County, [1] Michigan, United States [2] [3] — April 7, 1947, Dearborn, Michigan) was an American entrepreneur and major businessman, founder of Ford Motor Company and one of the first to introduce assembly lines (“conveyor belt”) for automobiles in mass production.


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Henry Ford

But this was not just revolutionary industrial production, but the huge impact on modern culture, which economists and social historians refer to as Fordism.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Early life Henry Ford was born on July 30, 1863, in Greenfield, Wayne County [1] in southeastern Michigan as the firstborn of William Ford (1826—1905) and Mary Litogot Ford (1839—1876).


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Henry Ford

Henry had 4 younger siblings: Margaret (1867—1960), Jane (1868—1945), William Junior (1871—1917), and Robert (1873—1934).


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Henry Ford's grandparents came to the United States from Ireland after 1847, driven by the Great Irish Famine.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Henry's father William prospered in Michigan as a farmer.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Farm work did not much interest Henry and in 1879 he left to learn machine-building in Detroit, first for James F. Flower & Bros. and then to the Detroit Dry Dock Engine Works, where he worked on steam engines.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

In 1882, Ford returned to his home farm in Dearborn.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Here, too, there was a portable steam engine of the Westinghouse company running the electrical equipment of the Westinghouse company, at the disposal of which Henry was the actual master.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

Well knowledgeable in steam engine engineering, he also served as a maintenance man for Westinghouse machinery.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

At the same time with farm management, he was reading accounting at a Detroit-based business school.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

In 1888 he married Clara Bryant (1866—1950) and one child is born to the couple, Edsel Bryant Ford (1893—1943).


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

[4] Beginning of an engineering career In 1891, Ford returned to Detroit and worked as a mechanical engineer at Thomas Edison's Edison Illuminating Company.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

He was promoted to chief engineer in 1893, when he also had time and money for his own plans for developing a gasoline-powered engine.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

These plans are crystallized in Ford's first self-moving vehicle, called the Quadricycle, whose first test run took place on June 4 in 1896.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

[5] In the same year Ford met at a meeting organised by the board of the Edison Illuminating Company, Thomas Edison, an inventor and businessman, whose permission and encouragement Ford completed his second car, in 1898.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

With the financial backing of Detroit lumber businessman William H. Murphy, Ford resigned from the Edison Company and formed the Detroit Automobile Company on August 5 in 1899.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

However, the products of this company did not become a commercial success and the company ceased to exist in 1901.


Question: When did Henry Ford start Ford Motor Company?

Henry Ford

[6] With the help of designer C. Harold Wills, Ford produced a 26-horsepower car, with which he also successfully entered a local auto race in October 1901.