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Kynällä ja kiväärillä: "Sissin" itsenäisyys- ja vapaustaistelumme ajalta

By Eino Railo
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A collection of sharp, topical essays and columns that combine political critique and satirical observation about independence and wartime struggles. The pieces examine revolutionary rhetoric, military discipline and external threats, argue for resolute self-defense, and lampoon political posturing while debating civic responsibility. Interwoven are lighter vignettes and domestic sketches that offset polemic with humor, yielding a varied portrait of public sentiment, practical anxieties, and private moments during a period of intense social and political upheaval.

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Eino Railo

Eino Railo was a Finnish author known for his contributions to literature that reflect the cultural and historical narratives of Finland. His works often explore themes of independence and folklore, making significant contributions to the understanding of Finnish identity. Among his notable titles is "Kolme miestä matkalla / Kertomus Juhanin, Tuomaan ja Simeonin pikaretkestä pyramiideille," which showcases his storytelling prowess. Railo's writings also include collections of legends and tales, such as "Suomalaisia legendoja" and "Ontrein tarinoita," which celebrate Finnish heritage and mythology. His diverse body of work continues to resonate with readers interested in Finnish culture.

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