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Finnish Doctoral School of History Addressed the Question of National History
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Adult obesity and risk of severe infections: a multicohort study with global burden estimates.
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Criminal and psychiatric histories of Finnish arsonists
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1997We investigated psychiatric and demographic variables and lifetime criminality among arsonists referred for a pre‐trial psychiatric assessment. The medical and criminal records of 282 arsonists were studied in order to compare first‐time and repeat offenders with regard to diagnostic, demographic and biological variables.
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Scandinavian Economic History Review, 1961
Abstract Finland has a fine tradition in cartography. The ‘Atlas of Finland’ was started as early as 1899 and appeared in several new editions long before the editing of the Atlas of Sweden, for instance, was started. It is only logical therefore that Finland should also have a historic atlas without counterpart in Scandinavia and indeed in most other ...
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Abstract Finland has a fine tradition in cartography. The ‘Atlas of Finland’ was started as early as 1899 and appeared in several new editions long before the editing of the Atlas of Sweden, for instance, was started. It is only logical therefore that Finland should also have a historic atlas without counterpart in Scandinavia and indeed in most other ...
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The history of the Finnish peasant
Scandinavian Economic History Review, 1964Abstract In a preface to Professor Jutikkala's work on agriculture and the peasantry in Finland from the earliest times to the present day, Professor E. Soderlund, Stockholm, makes the point that research into the history of agriculture is extremely laborious and calls for a rare combination of interest and aptitude on the part of the investigator ...
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Sudden death and sleeping history among Finnish men
Journal of Internal Medicine, 1991Abstract.An autopsy was performed in 460 consecutive cases of sudden death among 35‐to 76‐year‐old men. The closest cohabiting individual known to each deceased subject was interviewed. Snoring history was obtained in 321 of the 371 interviews. In 86 cases there was a history of ‘habitual’ (almost always or always) snoring, and 88 men snored ‘often ...
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A History of Finnish Literature
Books Abroad, 1975Irma Rantavaara, Jaakko Ahokas
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Lakes, Rock, Forest: Placing Finnish Canadian History
Journal of Finnish Studies, 2017Abstract This article examines uses of landscape in Finnish Canadian autobiographical writing. By framing relationships between people and landscapes as dynamic and interactive, this analysis inquires about the persistence of the Finnish Canadian “landscape myth”—that Finns settled there because of the landscape.
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A History of Finnish Shipping.
The American Historical Review, 1994Lars G. Sandberg, Yrjo Kaukiainen
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