History of Finland by Meinander, Henrik -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Translator’s Note Contents List of Illustrations Preface 1. The Beginnings of Time

The Country’s First Inhabitants Vikings and Crusades The Emergence of the Swedish Realm Agriculture and Trade

2. The Birth of the Principality

The Kalmar Union Reformation Politics Administration and Economy War and Family Feuds

3. Great Power of the North

Impetus for Expansion In the Time of the Count Green Gold A Homogeneous Lutheran Culture Absolutism and Catastrophe

4. Stockholm—St Petersburg

City on the Neva and Fortress of Sveaborg Economic and Social Transformation The Age of Utility The Gustavian Era The Finnish War

5. Pax Russica

Union with Russia The Imperial Stamp The Long Farewell National Awakening The Crimean War

6. Growing Autonomy

Parliament Revitalised National and Global Politics The Dawn of Industrialisation Civic Society Cultural Expression Opposition and Rupture

7. War and Independence

Revolution and War Towards Parliamentary Democracy Growth and Technology National, Modern, Popular Lessons of the Winter War Ambivalent Allies

8. Welfare and Neutrality

In the Shadow of the Cold War Socio-Economic Changes Social and Urban Developments Cultural Revolution Active Foreign Policy Shift of Power

9. Finland and Europe

Rapid Realignment to the West Sharp Turns in the Economy National Deconstruction? European Perspectives

Bibliography Index

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