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Hajamietteitä kapinaviikoilta 2/3 / Kolmas ja neljäs viikko

By Juhani Aho
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A sequence of dated, journalistic entries combining on-the-ground reportage and reflective commentary written during weeks of urban upheaval. It records public scenes—military departures, family farewells, shortages, looting and street violence—alongside debates among intellectuals over punishment or reconciliation and practical concerns about food, transport and municipal services. The author moves between empathy for ordinary participants and alarm at destructive methods, weighing moral responsibility, political tactics and likely outcomes while tracing how everyday life and civic institutions are altered by the conflict.

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Juhani Aho

Juhani Aho was a Finnish author and journalist, recognized as one of the pioneers of modern Finnish literature. Born in 1861, he made significant contributions to the literary landscape with his diverse body of work, which includes novels, short stories, and essays. Aho's writing often reflects the social and cultural changes in Finland during his time. His notable works include "Juha," a novel that explores themes of love and betrayal, and "Katajainen kansani," which offers a poignant portrayal of Finnish rural life. Aho's literary legacy continues to influence Finnish literature and is celebrated for its depth and insight.

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