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Henley had moved to Los Angeles from Texas and Frey from Michigan.


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Ronstadt's backing band line-up was complemented by bassist Randy Meisner and guitarist Bernie Leadon.


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In July 1971, Meisner and Leadon were asked by Henley and Frey to join the band they had just formed from the two of them.


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Both Meisner and Leadon went on to join Henley and Frey's project, and the band soon took its name upon Leadon's suggestion.


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As the band members had already played together in Ronstadt's band, they managed to quickly secure a record deal from the Asylum Records label founded by David Geffen.


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With his acquaintance Elliot Roberts, Geffen began managing a band he had just discovered, but later Irving Azoff was hired as the band's regular manager.


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The Eagles released their eponymous firstborn album Eagles in June 1972.


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The album was recorded at London's Olympic Studios in February under the direction of English producer, Glyn Johns.


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The Eagles were very successful in the United States, where it rose to 22nd place on the album charts and contributed in a significant way to the growth in popularity of Californian country rock.


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The album included, among other things, the songs “Take It Easy” (12 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart.


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), “Witchy Woman” (12th in the list)


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and “Peaceful Easy Feeling” (22nd on the list).


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As the theme for their second studio album Desperado, the band took on the Outlaws of the Wild West, and the album was shaped as the songs were completed into a concept album.


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When writing song material for Desperado, Don Henley and Glenn Frey first started writing song material for the two of them, and they, among others, were responsible for writing the album's best-known songs, “Tequila Sunrise” and “Desperado”.


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Released in April 1973, Desperado was less successful on the album charts, rising to number 41st in the United States, but despite this, the songs “Tequila Sunrise” and “Desperado” became immensely popular and a kind of trademark songs of the band.


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A step towards traditional rock music - albums On the Border and One of These Nights (1974-1975) as producer of the Eagles' third studio album On the Border continued, like their previous two albums, by Glyn Johns.


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Don Henley and Glenn Frey wanted to move musically from the country-influenced rock music of the first two albums to traditional hard rock, creating a difference of vision from On the Border's music between the band and Johns.


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Under Johns's direction, the band recorded two songs for the album at Olympic Studios in London, after which it was decided to end the collaboration and Bill Szymczyk, with whom On the Border was recorded at Los Angeles' illustrious Record Plant studio, was chosen as the producer of the album.


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While recording the album, the band, at the suggestion of Glenn Frey and Bernie Leadon, brought in guitarist Don Felder to play solo guitar on the songs “Already Gone” and “Good Day in Hell”.


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The rest of the band was so impressed with Felder's playing skills that he was asked on the day following the recordings of the songs to remain permanently as the band's fifth member.


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On the Border was released in March 1974 and it rose to 17th place in the United States album charts.


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“Already Gone”, “James Dean” and “Best of My Love” were released as singles from the album, and the song “Best of My Love” became the album's biggest hit upon its rise to the top of the singles chart in the United States.


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In April, the band performed in Ontario, California to an audience of over 300,000 at the California Jam Festival.


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The American Broadcasting Company televised the festival around the country, boosting the Eagles' popularity in a timely fashion just after On the Border was released and broadening the band's fan base in a significant way.


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Collaborating with producer Bill Szymczyk had proved to work, so Szymczyk continued as producer for the Eagles on their next album, One of These Nights, which was recorded alongside Record Plant in Los Angeles as well at Miami's Criterion studio.


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The album was released in June 1975, and was the Eagles' final breakthrough.


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One of These Nights was the band's first album to reach number one in the United States and was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year.


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The songs “One of These Nights”, “Lyin' Eyes” and “Take it to the Limit” were released from the album as singles, which each rose to the top five on the US singles charts.


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In 1976, “Lyin' Eyes” won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a duo or group, [2] and was also nominated for the Grammy Award for Recording of the Year.


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Guitarist Bernie Leadon was very frustrated with the Eagles' reforming style and the fact that the band had left his greatly loved country rock behind to move into traditional rock music.


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He decided to resign from the band, and at the end of 1975 his place as guitarist for the Eagles was filled by Joe Walsh, who had previously distinguished himself as guitarist for the band The James Gang.


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His joining the band aroused suspicion, particularly in Don Henley, who felt Walsh was “too wild a persona to be a member of the Eagles.” However, joining Walsh as the band's guitarist later proved to be a successful solution, as his playing skills combined with Don Felder's dexterity contributed to the Eagles' move away from country rock.


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Classic album Hotel California (1976) In February 1976, the Eagles released the compilation album Their Greatest Hits (1971—1975).


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The album rose to the top spot on the charts in the United States and became the best-selling recording of all time in the United States with its sales of 29 million copies.


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Worldwide, the album sold over 42 million copies, cementing the Eagles' status as one of the most prominent bands of the 1970s.


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It is the best-selling album in the world (August 2018).


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Following the release of the compilation album, the Eagles began recording the fifth studio album of their career, Hotel California.


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The album's more than a year and a half of working on and touring life took a great toll on the band until the album was finally released in December 1976.


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It rose to number one in the United States, becoming the most commercially successful studio album of the band's career with its worldwide sales of 32 million copies.


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Three singles were released from the album: “New Kid in Town” (1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.


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), “Hotel California” (list 1.)


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and “Life in the Fast Lane” (11th on the list).


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“New Kid in Town” was awarded in 1977 with a Grammy Award in the category “best two- or multi-voiced vowel adaptation” [3] and “Hotel California” won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year in 1978.


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The album also racked up three other Grammy nominations: producer Bill Szymczyk was nominated for producer of the year and “Hotel California” was nominated for song of the year.


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The album was also considered a pre-favourite for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, but the award was eventually won by Fleetwood Mac with their album Rumours.


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Hotel California has later emerged as one of the most acclaimed albums in all of rock music.


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Rolling Stone listed the album at number 37th on its list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time released in November 2003, and the song “Hotel California” is often read among rock music's most notable songs.


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The guitar solo played one-on-one at the end of the song by Don Felder and Joe Walsh has also, on several occasions, been chosen as the best guitar solo of all time.


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[4] [5] The Long Run and Eagles Live, the band's breakup (1977—1980) following the end of the world tour that followed Hotel California in 1977, bassist Randy Meisner resigned from the band.


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Timothy B. Schmit, who had previously replaced Meisner also in the band Poco, was chosen as his successor.


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After Schmit joined the band, the Eagles began work on their upcoming studio album, The Long Run.


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Working on the album tightened the band members' personal terms even further, as the process of creating the album was very difficult from the beginning.


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The Long Run was originally intended to be released as a double album, but by the time recordings began in March 1978, the band had still failed to write enough material to record an album of the required length.


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Releasing a double album was abandoned, and The Long Run eventually contained only ten songs.


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The album was released as a result of long studio work in September 1979, but received mixed reception among critics and was even considered a disappointment after the hugely popular Hotel California.


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Despite this, the album rose to number one on the charts, selling platinum in early 1980.


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The album's singles releases “Heartache Tonight” (1 on the Billboard Hot 100 list.


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), “The Long Run” (8 in the list)


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and “I Can't Tell You Why” (8 on the list)


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rose to hits, and “Heartache Tonight” was also honored with a Grammy Award as best rock performance by a duo or group.


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[6] Following the release of the album, the Eagles embarked on their new world tour, during which the person-chemistry of Don Felder and Glenn Frey drifted on a collision course.


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The end of the band seemed inevitable, but was delayed due to an article in the record deal: the band had to submit a live album to record label Asylum Records for release as still-contracted live album.


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The Eagles had disbanded unofficially following the end of The Long Run tour in July 1980, but the album was still unreleased.


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Eventually, for a live album released in November 1980, Eagles Live captured material recorded at concerts between 1976 and 1980.


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Glenn Frey had cut ties with the other members of the band, and with the rest of the band working on their parts in Miami while mixing the album, Frey had decided to stay in Los Angeles.


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Eagles Live climbed to number six in the United States, and the loan track “Seven Bridges Road” released as the album's only single topped the chart to 21st place.


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Following the release of Eagles Live, the band's career was officially announced to be over.


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The band members' hatred of each other had deepened further, with Don Henley, among others, vowing that the band members would not play together until hell freezes over.


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Hell Freezes Over and Return Tour (1994—2000) In 1993, Giant Records released the compilation album Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles, on which various bands and artists performed their own versions of songs from the Eagles' career.


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Country musician Travis Tritt recorded his own version of the song “Take It Easy” for the album, for which a music video was also filmed.


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Tritt insisted that the Eagles lineup that recorded The Long Run would appear on video, and each of the Eagles members agreed to the proposal.


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Along with appearing in the music video, Timothy B. Schmit visited the album as a backing vocalist, and the public rumor of the Eagles' return began to fizzle even more intense.


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In 1994, fourteen years after their breakup, the Eagles announced they were making a comeback together.


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The band embarked on their two-year and hugely popular comeback tour in April 1994, and in November the band released a live album featuring four new tracks, Hell Freezes Over ().


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The album climbed to number one in the United States, and its new songs “Get Over It” and “Love Will Keep Us Alive” climbed into the top forty on the singles chart and as new hits.


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Glenn Frey joked at the start of the tour that “the band had never broken up, but merely taken a fourteen-year hiatus”.


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In 1998, the Eagles were elected a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.


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At the conclusion of the award ceremony, the Eagles took to the stage with a lineup spanning their entire career, as alongside Henley, Frey, Walsh, Felder and Schmit, Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon also appeared on stage.


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The band performed the songs “Take It Easy” and “Hotel California” at the event.


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In November 2000, the Eagles released a four-CD compilation of Selected Works: 1972—1999, which, along with the band's songs, also consisted of snippets from recordings of The Long Run and previously unreleased songs recorded at concerts.


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Don Felder's departure and legal charges, new single “Hole in the World” (2001—2003) Guitarist Don Felder was dismissed from the band in February 2001. The reason for this was the disagreements over the ownership rights of the Eagles band Eagles LTD. A disagreement arose. This was followed by Felder's legal charges against Don Henley and Glenn Frey, and he demanded more than $50 million in compensation from the Eagles for his separation.Felder was further defensed by the fact that Henley and Frey received a larger share of the Hell Freezes Over tour and Selected From the proceeds of the Works: 1972-1999 compilation than the rest of the ensemble, and he felt the proceeds should have been divided into five equal parts among the band members.


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Henley and Frey sued Felder for breach of contract in relation to his autobiography Heaven and Hell: My Life in the Eagles (1974—2001) .Frey, Henley settled his legal dispute with Felder ultimately without a lengthy and negative publicity-boosting litigation.


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Despite Felder's resignation, the Eagles embarked on their new concert tour in 2001, and his place in the band's concerts was filled by Steuart Smith.


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Along with Smith, keyboardists Michael Thompson and Will Hollis, drummer Scott Crago, horn player Bill Armstrong, saxophonist and violinist Al Garth, and saxophonists Christian Mostert and Greg Smith also joined the tour.


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In 2003, the Eagles released a new compilation album The Very Best Of.


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The two-CD album included a comprehensive cross-section of the band's recording career, from their first-born album to studio material from 1994's Hell Freezes Over, but also a new track, “Hole in the World”, which had been written by Don Henley and Glenn Frey after the September 11 terrorist attacks.


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In November 2004, the Eagles recorded their concert in Australia as a DVD release of the Farewell 1 Tour — Live from Melbourne, which was released in June 2005.


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The DVD also included a new song, “No More Cloudy Days”, composed by Glenn Frey.


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Long Road Out of Eden (2007—) The song “No More Cloudy Days” was released as a single in 2005 as the first single from the Eagles' forthcoming, seventh studio album Long Road Out of Eden which the band had been working on since 2001.


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Four other singles were also released from the album between 2007 and 2009: “How Long”, “Busy Being Fabulous”, “What Do I Do with My Heart” and “I Don't Want to Hear Any More”.


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The album “Long Road Out of Eden” was released by Eagles in October 2007, and the album rose to number one in the United States.


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It was the band's first studio album composed of entirely new material since 1979's The Long Run, and was the best-selling album of the year in the United States.


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The album was noted for a total of six Grammy Award nominations, for which it won awards in the category “best country performance by a duo or group” [7] with the song “How Long” and “best pop instrumental” [8] with the song “I Dreamed There Was No War”.


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Along with the United States, Long Road Out of Eden also reached number one on the album charts in twelve other countries.


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In 2013, a two-part documentary film History of the Eagles premiered, and the release of the film was followed by a new world tour during which the band's original guitarist Bernie Leadon also returned to the band to visit concerts.


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The line-up of Don Henley — drums, percussion, vocals and guitar (1971—1980, 1994—2016, 2017-) Joe Walsh — guitar, vocals, keyboards (1975—1980, 1994—2016, 2017-) Timothy B. Schmit — bass, vocals, acoustic guitar (1977—1980, 1994—2016, 2017-) Former members Glenn Frey — guitar, vocals, harmonica, piano and keyboards (1971—1980, 1994—2016) Don Felder — guitar, mandolin, keyboards, vocals (1974—1980, 1994—2001) Randy Meisner — bass guitar, vocals, guitarrón (1971—1977) Bernie Leadon — guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals (1971—1975, 2013—2016) Timeline Gallery Don Henley Joe Walsh Timothy B. Schmit Discography Studio Albums Eagles (1972) Desperado (1973) On the Border (1974) One of These Nights (1975) Hotel California (1976) The Long Run (1979) Long Road Out of Eden (2007) Live albums 1980 Eagles Live #6 US, #24 UK, US sales: 7,000,000 1994 Hell Freezes Over #1 US, #18 UK, US sales: 7,000,000 Compilations 1976 Their Greatest Hits (1971—1975) #1 US, #2 UK, US sales: 28,000,000 1982 The Eagles Greatest Hits, Vol.


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2 #52 US, US sales: 11,000,000 1984 The Best of the Eagles (European compilation) #8 UK 1994 The Very Best of The Eagles (European compilation) #4 UK 2000 Selected Works: 1972-1999 (box set) #109 US, US sales: 1,000,000 2001 The Very Best of the Eagles (European compilation) #3 UK 2003 The Very Best of the Eagles #3 US, #27 UK (named The Complete Greatest Hits in Europe), US sales: 5,000,000 Eagles in Finland The Eagles have performed three times in Finland.


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The band was first seen in Finland in 2001 when they performed in Helsinki and Turku for sold-out stands.


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So far, the most recent visit to Finland took place in June 2009 when the band performed at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki.


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Sources On the topic elsewhere Eagles Eagles Category:1970s ensembles and solo artists Category:1980s ensembles and solo artists Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Category:Key articles of screening


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The sauna is a space built for sweating baths and washing.


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The basic shape of the sauna has remained the same for centuries.


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The sauna is a wood-walled room space, either a separate building or part of a building.


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The sauna is heated very warm with a stove, a stove with stones.


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The air in the sauna is obtained moist by throwing water on the hot stones in the stove.


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The heat, humidity and ventilation of the sauna are regulated by construction solutions.


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[1] Finnish type saunas also exist in countries other than Finland.


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The Finnish sauna is based on the ancient Scandinavian and pan-European sauna culture prevalent in the Middle Ages, and in Eastern Finland the later Big Russian sauna culture.


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Different sauna cultures have emerged independently of each other in different parts of the world.


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[2] Etymology A sauna has been thought to have originally meant a heated ground pit or foxhole.


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[3] Sauna is an old Finnish word, and its original form can be reconstructed as *sakna or *savńa.


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The word has equivalents in Estonian and other Baltic Finnish languages, possibly including Sami.


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In these languages, a sauna and its equivalents may additionally or exclusively mean a small tupa or residence or a pit dug in the snow in the Sami (Northern Sámi equivalent suovdnji; however, the current words in Sami are late borrowings from Finnish, e.g. Northern Sávdni).


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[4] According to the latest conception expressed by Petri Kallio, the sauna is a loan from the pre-Kantagermanic verbal house *stagh-ná-, whose heirs include, among other things, the English stack 'pasa'.


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The original meaning of the sauna would therefore have been 'stove'.


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[5] History The earliest Finnish saunas were Bronze Age (1500—900 BCE)


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ground sauna, or pit sauna.


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The sauna was a pit dug in the ground with a pile of stones at the bottom.


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Once the stones had been heated, the pit was covered with fleets, brill or peat laid out on the reefs.


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Water was cast on the stones, the steam generated from which heated the hut.


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[6] The oldest saunas were structures with one hot heated space.


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The space was heated by a hearth, a stove, where flames heated a stone paddle built over the firebox.


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Today, the type of stove in question is called a rubble stove.


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Smoke rose through the stone paddle directly into the sauna space, meaning the question was a smoke sauna.


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Later, the stone paddle evolved into a bricked stove, for air circulation and smoke removal, a sealable opening was added to the wall, as well as a flue-like expanse made of wood in the ceiling.


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The sauna was planted on raised rafts and bathed by throwing water on the stones of the stove, creating hot water vapor.


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After loosening and cooling, we washed in the same sauna room.


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The earliest known mention of a Finnish sauna is considered to be the mention in the Kiev chronicle of Nestor's hot saunas of the hot saunas of people living north of Novgorod and the habit of naked saunas beating themselves with tree branches and finally pouring cold water on them.


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Professor Mikael Wexionius, for his part, mentioned at the opening of the Academy of Turku in 1640 that all Finns are diligent visitors to the sauna.


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[7] Italian Giuseppe Acerbi wrote in 1799 about sauna bathing in his book Journey through Finland how “to my tremendous astonishment I found that those people could enjoy staying for half an hour or an hour in a room where the heat reached 70 or 75 degrees Celsius.


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All the while the Finns were staying in this hot bath, they rubbed themselves and beat every point of their bodies with a bundle of jokes made from birch branches.


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After 10 minutes they were red as raw meat and looked downright awful.


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“[8] The father of Finnish saunas has sometimes been considered Finnish man Carl Axel Gottlund, who realised the importance of a sauna after hiking in 1817 in Sweden with forest Finns.


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His statement has sometimes been taken as the opening words of a Finnish sauna: “I had not bathed over the year, although I had taken at least twice a week to take a bath before.


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And for Finns alone, too, the habit is second nature.” [7] At the end of the 19th century, researchers began to be interested in the question of the origin of the Finnish sauna.


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Finnish language professor August Ahlqvist speculated from an 1871 vocabulary that the sauna had passed from Byzantine culture through the Slavs to Finland.


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The doctor of medicine, Max Buch, sought to prove that the sauna was a Finnish invention.


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He linked Kalevala to the sauna by speculating that Nestor's chronicle specifically tells about the sauna culture of Kalevala's heroes.


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Thanks to Buch, the origin of the sauna has long been imagined to be Finnish.


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[9] A major change in the development of the sauna was the development of a heated stove, namely the connection of the flue to the stove.


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Heating stoves became more common in Finland in the first half of the 20th century.


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Stoves were long made by village blacksmiths or sauna builders, but from the mid-20th century prefabricated stoves became more common, especially with the advent of electrically heated stoves that came on the market at the time.


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At the turn of the millennium, electrically heated saunas became common in Finland, and today almost every new apartment is built with wood or electrically heated sauna.


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As a rule, the steam room in the sauna today is accompanied by a separate washing room, often including a dressing room.


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Traditionally, because of its cleanliness and the possibility of water heating, the sauna space has been used very variously for various tasks, not just bathing.


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In the old days, the sick were treated in the sauna and gave birth.


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Malta is also prepared in the sauna and in Western Finland also smoked, or worshipped meat.


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For a long time, the sauna was also the first dwelling of the new premises to be inhabited until the actual building was completed.


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The sauna has also been a traditional factor for midsummer, where evil spirits have been expelled and washed up in the midsummer sauna for a long time.


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The heater and the heating device for the sauna is called the stove.


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There are stones in the stove where heat is stored.


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The lull is created when water is thrown onto hot rocks and it turns into hot steam, which spreads to the tops of the steam room.


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The stove is usually heated by firewood or electricity, sometimes rarely with pellets, oil or natural gas.


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There are two basic types of stoves: single-heated and continuous-heated.


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The one-time heated stove is heated in advance before the actual sauna.


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Since all heat must be reserved for stones before sauntering, the number of stones must be large, hundreds of kilograms.


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The continuous-heating stove is also continued to be heated during bathing and the amount of stone can therefore be lower.


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Wood-burning stoves are divided into those used inside smoked saunas and flue stoves more common in modern times.


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Smoke from the stove of the smoke sauna enters the steam room during heating through the hot stones, from which it exits through an ajar door and a rapper or flap.


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The rap is a hatch made in the wall, the smoke extraction made through the roof (i.e. lae) is said to be expansive.


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[10] In the stove connected to the flue pipe, the smoke does not enter the steam mode at all.


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There are two basic types of stoves.


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In a single-heated stove, the flue gases pass, like a smoke sauna stove, between the stove stones, but the stone space is isolated from the steam space and finally the flue gases are routed into the flue.


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When bathing, the fire is not burned.


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The stone space of the stove has a hatch that is opened after heating after the fire is extinguished, and hot stones can be thrown into the hot stones.


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In a continuous-heated stove, fire gases circulate in the stove without coming into contact with the stove stones.


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Heat is transferred from the stove to the stones by the heated surfaces of the stone space and the circulation of heated air.


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A continuous-heated heater is the most common type of wood-burning stove.


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In saunas in residential apartments, electrically heated stoves are most commonly used.


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Their heating power is usually lower than that of wood stoves, but sufficient for a small steam room.


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The electric heater does not need a flue pipe, but the electrical connection should usually be three-phase current.


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Sauna Building History The Finnish culture sauna building is closely related to culture, livelihoods and local building practices in its history and manifestations.


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The established farm required different functions for the sauna than a mobile casken-smoking family or a single wilderness.


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Several historical types of sauna buildings are known.


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Older historic saunas were all smoke-sauna type; in a section, smoke was piped out through a wooden flue — a lake — or through an opening in the wall, known as a rap pole.


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[11] Smoke sauna The traditional Finnish sauna type, smoke sauna (“black sauna” in Karelia), is one-time heated, meaning the stove cannot be heated during bathing.


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The smoke sauna stove is a stone dome laid around and on top of the firebox, through which the flue gases rise freely into the sauna space and at the same time the stove stones heat up.


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During heating, smoke is exited through a flap horn in the ceiling, or through a hatch in the wall, or through a rap pin in the wall.


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When the stones are sufficiently hot and the nest is extinguished thrown carbon monoxide baths, after which the sauna is ready for baths.


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In carbon monoxide casings, most of the soot and fine particles that stick to the surface of the rocks are shed before the sauners can breathe the hot air.


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[12] Single heating requires that the stove has more heat-reserving stoves than in a continuously-heated sauna, as additional heating cannot be done during bathing.


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A small four-person smoke sauna usually heats up in a few hours and requires half an hour to sink, that is, to quench the embers and vent the smoke.


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Ventilation is promoted if the stove is pulled to the front of the stove at the final stage of combustion.


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In this case, the coals quickly burn out and there is no risk of carbon monoxide gas formation.


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Smoke sauna is valued as a traditional form of sauna bathing and because of its soft baths.


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The country sauna Maasauna was a small and shallow sauna built over a dug pit, usually with a peat roof.


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The benches were usually on the aft wall opposite the door and the stove next to the door.


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The top half of the stove, assembled from stones, was overgrown with clay.


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Smoke was led out through the lakeside.


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The type of sauna was still found in rural areas at the beginning of the 20th century.


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[11] Wilderness saunas Wilderness saunas (forest saunas) were intended as bases for hunting and fishing expeditions and may have been modest in structure, thought to be temporary.


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The stove was loose stone, and was also used for cooking.


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In addition to bathing, the space was intended for the rest of the stay, for which there was a separate stage in the sauna.


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Wilderness saunas later developed into saunas for the use of secretion, for example saunas for tar burners and coal burners, as well as mill saunas.


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[11] Riihisaunas With permanent settlement and farming, a rice sauna was created, which could be used for housing, bathing and for drying, for example, hemp or flax harvest, and also for sucking malt.


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The building was already quite demanding in terms of technical execution: a chimney made of logs up to four meters high, where the harvest was inhabited, sown and dried.


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The space may have included a separate malt flock for sucking and drying malts and a bathtub for bathing.


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[11] The riihisaunas developed into the current sauna building: when other activities reserved the space, a sauna building was built only for bathing.


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Current types of saunas Many apartment buildings built especially in the 1960s and 1970s feature a house sauna shared by residents.


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In this case, as a rule, dwellings have not originally had separate apartment-specific apartment baths.


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Apartment-specific sauna shifts are reserved for the house sauna, in addition to which there may be weekly public sauna shifts separately for men and women.


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For example, the general sauna shift may be referred to as a running sauna.


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However, in recent decades, so-called apartment saunas, which are directly connected to the apartment, have become more common in row and apartment buildings.


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Apartment saunas usually have a small steam room and a separate washroom, which at the same time may be the only hygiene room in the apartment.


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In modern times, most apartment saunas are electrically heated, while in separate sauna buildings the stoves are most often fuming and wood-burning.


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In new apartment buildings, as a rule, an apartment sauna is built in connection with apartments, but in older houses they do not exist.


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However, a bathroom sauna can be installed in apartments.


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In principle, it corresponds to a shower cubicle or steam shower and does not require changes to the building or bathroom.


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The bathroom sauna is the most popular type of sauna design outside traditional sauna countries such as Finland, Sweden and Russia.


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In these countries, the sauna is often located near the pool, in the fireplace room, in the basement, on the balcony or in other similar spaces, as the apartments are not designed and reserved for the actual space for the sauna, and the purpose of the sauna is not to wash, but to relax.


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These saunas are also called prefabricated saunas based on their structure.


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The most popular and traditional construction in bathroom saunas is a wooden panel on a wooden frame, but there are also products with fiberglass construction on the market.


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Public sauna As the population was concentrated in cities from the late 19th century onwards, a need for public saunas arose, as saunas were not usually built on urban plots due to the fire hazard they pose, among other things.


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Towns have traditionally had a large number of paid public saunas, but their numbers declined rapidly from the 1950s onwards.


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Initially, public saunas were replaced by shared sauna sections in apartment buildings, since the late 1960s also by apartment saunas.


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However, in connection with swimming pools today there are a lot of common saunas.


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In Finland, most public saunas are intended for either men only or women only, but there is no age limit.


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In several other countries, it is common for public saunas to have an age limit.


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Other types of saunas In current Finnish hotels, the sauna belongs to routine equipment.


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Often saunas in public spaces are built to be comfortable and well-equipped, and it is not uncommon for them to have a swimming pool, for example.


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Also in most municipalities there are swimming pools and sports and fitness facilities with their own saunas.


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Today, house saunas in new apartment buildings are becoming less common, an apartment sauna is practically always built in apartments.


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Companies may have agency saunas separately or in connection with their offices.


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A lakeside sauna in a separate building usually includes a washroom and dressing room in addition to a steam room.


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The dressing room can be a spacious sauna room with fireplaces, miniature kitchens and even beds.


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The inventive development of the sauna is represented by the tent sauna and the barrel sauna.


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The tent sauna can also be heated so that the stones are heated in a campfire outside the tent and carried with pliers or similar red-hot into a pit cast for stones in the centre of the tent.


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A sauna can also be, for example, a movable sauna towed after a vehicle.


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An annual gathering event for mobile saunas is held in Teuva in southern Ostrobothnia during the summer.


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[13] Infrared sauna The infrared sauna has no stove or hots at all, but infrared radiation is caused by infrared radiation.


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The temperature range of the infrared sauna is 50 degrees Celsius on both sides.


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The absence of a stove and steam is an oft-cited justification for the argument that an infrared sauna is not a sauna.


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[14] [15] A Dutch pilot study involving 17 rheumatism patients suggested that the infrared sauna temporarily alleviated joint and ankylosing spondylitis symptoms.


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[16] Sauna conditions The recommended humidity during the sauna is 40-60 (70) grams of water per kilogram of dry air.


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Concentrations below 40 grams or more than 70 grams can cause an unpleasant odor.


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In this area of humidity, the suitable sauna temperature at the height of the sauna head is usually between 70 and 100°C.


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The bathing temperature of about 70 to 85 degrees is perceived with that humidity as resting, heat of 80 to 95 degrees as normal and 90 to 105 degrees as hard sauna temperature.


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For example, for fire safety reasons, it is pointless to raise the temperature above 100 to 105 degrees, since the heat load on the bath ice is already very high by raising the air humidity to the upper limit to 70 g per kilogram of air.


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On the other hand, when sowing at low temperatures below 70 degrees, air humidity easily rises above recommended, and hygienic or construction inconveniences may occur.


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Ventilation should be at least 6 liters per second for each square meter of room area in the sauna.


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[11] In modern saunas, approximately 2-2.4 m high, the benches are located at a height of 1 to 1.5 m, giving a suitable distance from the suspended ceiling, about one meter.


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In saunas designed to be accessible, the benches may be lower, or separate sauna chairs may be used.


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In this case, the stove should be installed, for example, in a recess made in the floor.


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Stove stones should be at or below the height of the sauna's feet.


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Sauna habits Most often in Finnish saunas, at first calmly get used to the heat of the sauna.


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[17] Then throw harder and often beat oneself calmly.


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Vastominen is also used in Eastern Finland to contrast the name bathing and in Western Finland the name of hydrosis, and its effect is mainly massaging and cleansing the skin.


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In Western Finland, the orthodox marsh is tied with a bent birch branch, in Eastern Finland with a collar twisted from the birch stem.


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Birch branches are well suited for tying while the best whiskers are lower branches of small iron birches.


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[18] Contraindications remain dried beyond winter.


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Dried contraindications need to soak before use first in lukewarm and then warm water.


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[19] The temperature of hot water does not matter much in terms of energy consumption, but cold water consumes the stones in the stove slightly faster than when using hot water.


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[20] Many people have the habit of drinking in the sauna or sauna, for example, a sauna dish or soft drink.


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Between saunas, it is common to cool off, possibly in a lake, open in winter or in a snow glove.


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[21] However, there is no correct formula for sauna bathing, but sauna activities are quite personal and depend very much on the habits, condition and age of the saunas themselves.


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Healing and ritual cleansing Sauna has been a traditional cure or part of treatment for very many different diseases.


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Thanks to the heat, the sauna has been a hygienic place.


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According to the old saying, if not a sauna, tar and liquor help, there is a disease to death.


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In the sauna, the sick are cured: cupped, blown, massages and straightened members.


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The sauna is still used, for example, for the treatment and prevention of colds.


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Sauna bathing also makes the asthmatic feel easier.


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A heart patient can sauna if the ailment does not prevent brisk walking - the burden on the heart of the sauna is of the same order.


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[22] In Finnish rural culture, the sauna has been a place for both birth and death.


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In the sauna, births and the first wash of the newborn were treated.


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There, on the other hand, were also taken to wash the bodies of the dead.


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[23] Health hazards and pollution One third of fine particle deaths in Finland are caused by wood burning in saunas and fireplaces.


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[24] Fine particles in the air pose 50-80% of environmental health risks and kill around 2,000 Finns [25] and around 400,000 Europeans every year.


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[26] In the metropolitan area, small wood burning produces 40% of air particulate matter in December—February and 20% in September—October, more in small-house areas.


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[27] Over the course of the 21st century, small-burning of wood has increased by almost 50%.


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[28] A few ten people die each year as a result of sauna bathing in Finland.


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In such accidents, drunk farms have accounted for more than half of all cases.


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[29] Physiological effects The sudden heat load occurring in Saunoe initiates various balancing mechanisms.


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The temperature of the skin and deep parts of the body changes, the person sweats, the hair vessels dilate, the skin reddens, and the heart rate becomes more frequent.


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The effects are strongly individual and are influenced by habit.


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[30] The heat of the skin rises to 40 degrees at the beginning of the sauna in a couple of three minutes.


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After that, sweating begins, which temporarily lowers the heat of the skin.


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Blood carries heat from the internal parts of the body to the surface, and the temperature of the skin rises again.


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The heat of deep parts of the body rises to 38—39 degrees Celsius.


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[31] Sweating occurs in the form of vaporization, but partly in the form of droplets on the surface of the skin, which decreases the heat-equalizing power of sweating.


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Fifteen minutes of sauna removes water from the body no more than one percent of body weight, about half a kilogram.


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After the sauna, a person feels a decreased need for urination and increased thirst.


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[32] Due to the fluid drainage effect, boxers, wrestlers and weightlifters often use saunas to quickly drop a lot of weight before their weigh-ins.


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In the sauna, you can remove up to three kilograms of fluid from the body in 90 minutes.


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However, such dehydration causes muscle weakness.


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[33] Heat expands the vasculature of the skin, the resistance veins of the skin, and increases venous elongation.


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The heart is forced to pump faster blood so that blood pressure does not drop.


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Heart rate rises to a level of 120-150 per minute.


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Blood pressure does not change much, and in normal healthy individuals it most often slightly decreases.


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With an unaccustomed sauna, the need for oxygen can increase by 20%, and breathing becomes more frequent.


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[34] Saunning also seems to improve vascular elasticity.


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[35] Normal body functions are restored when the body cools down slowly after bathing.


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If after the sauna the body is quickly cooled in snow or cold water, the blood vessels in the skin contract, the heart rate decreases, and blood pressure rises.


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However, a healthy heart can withstand the increased strain well.


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[36] Hormone changes in the sauna are typical stress responses.


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Endorphin concentration increases at high temperature.


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Changes in blood circulation and hormone secretion return to rest levels within a couple of hours at the latest.


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[37] Sauna bathing has so far not been shown to cure or prevent almost any disease.


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However, a recent study shows that plentiful sauna bathing reduces the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease in middle-aged men.


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[38] Abundant sauna bathing also significantly reduces the risk of cerebral infarction.


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[39] However, sauna bathing is perceived as relaxing, soothing, cleansing and refreshing, and can ease pain.


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After sports performance, sauna relaxes muscles and removes lactic acid.


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Sauna bathing is not dangerous for the expectant mother, according to studies.


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For infants, sauna bathing is not suitable, and a very hot sauna is not recommended for children.


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[40] Sauna bathing at a temperature that is too hot can cause burns or even death in extreme cases.


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In 2010, Russian Vladimir Ladyzhenski died during the finals of the World Championships sauntering after being in a special competition sauna for more than six minutes.


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Finn Timo Kaukonen, who won the final, suffered severe burns from his performance.


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[41] The temperature of the competition sauna used in the World Cup competitions is 110 degrees, and the automatic water pump lowers half a litre of water on the stove twice a minute.


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Hygiene Effects Sweating and rinsing cleanse the skin of microbes more effectively than a shower and bath.


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Sweat flushes bacteria from the stratum corneum and sweat gland tubules.


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Sweat emulsifies the fat of the sebaceous glands and clears sebum.


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When sweating, dead skin cells are also shed, which might otherwise accumulate on the skin as a thick carst and clog pores.


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[42] The sauna, heated very hot, has once destroyed cancers like lice from grip and bedding.


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[43] Sauna beliefs Sauna has been considered to have a special, supernatural cleansing effect.


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In addition to a comfortable experience, sauna baths on the eve of the holidays have been a part of ritual purification.


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Sometimes an individual holder, a sauna elf, was thought to be resident in the sauna.


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In the sauna, you haven't been allowed to curse that the owner of the sauna wouldn't get angry.


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[44] In a sauna or a loo, it is believed to be inhabited by holders, especially people of fire who expel diseases caused by other people, namely enemies.


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Particularly caring for the sauna can have been made by warming it with thunderstormed trees.


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In this case, it is thought that power can also be obtained from the people of thunder.


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The use of different wood species in sauna heating had magical purposes, similarly with lasts assembled from different materials.


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For example, a disease caused by water people during swimming, hatred of water, has been considered to be able to be treated in a sauna.


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Water folk may also have been used as part of the treatment in the sauna and has sometimes been deliberately “taken into the sauna” along with the water used in sowing.


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[44] The sauna also spelled, for example, Auteretar, the fairy lady of the sauna, and her son: Löyly-boy Auterinen Auterettare, sweat from the spirit of the old Väinämöinen, the Lord.


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[45] The following is from Hiitola: Go cough to Inkilä from Inkilä to Ätkilä Eat soft linen straw Don't be enough, don't want to!


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I'll tell you when I'm sowing, I'll respond with pace.


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A folk poem reads: [46] Healthy find, healthy warm, healthy boiling stone, wood finding, warm, stone tantrum-spirelinen!


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Now get away from the gooey, dim the evil fool, from eating, gnawing, from the skin of this man, from the end of this boy's knee!


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As a place of birth, the sauna was considered to be a safe place, which was important as in beliefs the newborn was perceived as particularly vulnerable to hostile supernatural influences.


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There are preserved folk poems in which the birther is in great distress because he cannot enter the sauna.


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Installations similar to saunas of other cultures Saunas or similar establishments have appeared in many cultures throughout the ages.


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The space for sweat baths is common in northern latitude cultures.


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The North American equivalents of a Finnish sauna include sweat huts for Native Americans and Eskimos reserved for ritual purposes.


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They have traditionally not been accompanied by cleansing or washing up.


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In more southerly latitudes, hot baths have commonly been attached to a larger washing facility with water pools and massage facilities.


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For such an example, the Turkish bath, namely hammam and ancient Roman baths, namely terms, as well as oil baths.


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Moving into the so-called civilised era, the popularity of steam baths began to decline in the Western world, as spas were seen in some circles as vice and pagan establishments where drunkenness and sex were commonly practiced.


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In the early 16th century, spas had to be stopped due to the spread of pestilence and syphilis.


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[47] The sauna banja () used by Russians is almost completely similar in its traditional form to Karelian and Savonian saunas.


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The main difference is in the entrance hall of the sauna (ven.


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предбанник), which in Russia has the same salvo as a sauna and separated by a salved partition, where in Finland the hut has been used as an entrance hall.


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One of the earliest written descriptions of the northern sauna originates in Russia with the Kiev historian Nestor describing the bath rites of the region north of Novgorod in 1113.


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The chronicle describes bathing in hot perks while sauners match themselves with wood leaves.


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At the end of bathing, the sauners pour cold water over them.


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[11] An even older description is set in 9th century Kiev, where the princess slain the envoys of a neighbouring tribe in a “bathhouse”.


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In the low-forested countryside of central and southern Russia, saunas have traditionally been customary even in spacious baking ovens.


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[48] The way still lives to this day among the Tverinkarelians, among others.


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Bathing in the oven has also been known in Savo and Karelia, but it has only been used in the treatment of certain diseases.


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The largest sauna and other records The largest wood-burning sauna in the world is a sauna completed in Suomenlinna of the Merisotaschool in 1904.


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The area of the steam room is 65 m², the height is almost five meters.


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Its ferries can accommodate up to 180 people.


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[49] The title of the world's largest smoke sauna is claimed by more than one place: in Laupa in Central Finland, [50] in Kakslauttase in Lapland [51] and in Rauhalahti in Savo [52].


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The Lord's Purse, on the other hand, is said to have the largest land aid sauna in the world.


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[53] The Guinness Book of World Records is the smallest sauna in the world, a wood-burning sauna with a height of 58 x 58 cm.


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[54] The World Sauna Swimming Championships were held annually from 1999 to 2010.


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The 2010 final ended tragically when a Russian participant was killed and his fellow Finnish rival hospitalized.


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[55] See also Bridal Sauna Sources Laaksonen, Pekka: “Sauna — idea and culture”.


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Star Wars () is an American science fiction television series centered on a series of films created by George Lucas.


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The media series describes the adventures of several different characters as “long ago, in a galaxy far away”.


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The first film in the series, Star Wars (later additionally named Episode IV — A New Hope), premiered on May 25, 1977, distributed by 20th Century Fox and became a worldwide phenomenon.


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Two equally successful sequels Counter-Strike of the Empire (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983) appeared to it; these three films comprise the original Star Wars trilogy.


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A prequel trilogy later appeared in 1999—2005, which received a more critical reception from fans and critics than the original trilogy.


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All six have either won or been nominated for Oscar awards, grossing a total of $4.38 billion.


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[2] The series was expanded into a larger media franchise through the Expanded Universe, which includes books, television series, video games, and comic books.


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Lucasfilm was acquired by The Walt Disney Company in 2012 for $4 billion and announced it would produce three new Star Wars films, the first of which, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, came out in Finland on December 16, 2015.


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[3] The physical distribution rights for the previous two film trilogies remain held by 20th Century Fox.


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The company permanently owns the original film Episode IV — New Hope and will hold the rights to Episodes I through III, V and VI until May 2020.


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[4] [5] With the exception of New Hope, the digital distribution rights for all Star Wars films are owned by The Walt Disney Studios.


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[5] [6] The world The events of Star Wars are set in a fictional galaxy inhabited by many often humanoid extraterrestrial races.


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Robot-like droids have also been built to serve their owners.


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Space travel is common, as many of the planets in the galaxy are part of the Galactic Republic, which was later transformed into the Galactic Empire.


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One of the most important elements in the Star Wars universe is the “Force”, an omnipresent energy field that individuals capable of exploiting are referred to as “those sensitive to the Force”.


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In the first film, the Force was described as an energy field that envelops all living things and binds the galaxy into a cohesive state.


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Power users possess supernatural abilities such as telekinesis, divination and mind control, and may also enhance their physical abilities such as their speed and reflex; these abilities vary depending on the person and develop through training.


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While the Force can be used for good, it also has a dark side, which users impregnate themselves with anger, indignation and cruelty.


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The six films feature the Jedi, who use the Force for good, as well as the Sith, who use the Dark Side of the Force to conquer the entire galaxy.


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In Expanded Universe, many of the Dark Side users are known as Black Jedi rather than Sith, due to the “Rule of Two”.


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Movies Skywalker Saga Anthology Movies Other Movies Production Original Trilogy The first Star Wars film was from the original titled Star Wars, but on the reissue it was changed to Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope.


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George Lucas, who eventually also directed the film, was initially intended to make a science fiction film about the comic book hero Flash Gordon created by Alex Raymond, but he failed to obtain a license.


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Thus, Lucas decided to make his own science fiction film.


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Screenwriting for the film began in 1974.


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The first screenplay version was titled The Adventures of Luke Starkiller.


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The film was set in the 39th century and recounted the adventures of General Luke Starkiller.


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However, Lucas noticed that there were too many events in the film, and he shortened it to a third.


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Initially, Lucas had trouble securing funding for his film.


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Many film companies believed Star Wars would not prosper.


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He eventually managed to obtain permission and funding from the 20th Century Fox studio to make the film.


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Star Wars premiered in cinemas on 25 May 1977.


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Lucas was with his wife at a San Francisco restaurant when he saw a long line in front of the movie theater.


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He went to ask people what movie they were going to see.


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He was answered that they were queuing up so they could get to see Star Wars.


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Star Wars became one of the most successful and famous films in the world.


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In its time, the film featured spectacular special effects designed by John Dykstra and executed by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), an effects company founded for the purpose by Lucas.


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Star Wars won seven Academy Awards for his special effects, music and costume design, among others.


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It was also nominated for Best Film and Best Directing in the Series.


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The Empire Counter-Strike, from the new titled Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Counter-Strike, appeared in 1980.


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It was less action-packed than The New Hope, but also darker and more mature in its themes.


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The film won four Oscars.


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The film was directed by Irvin Kershner.


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Return of the Jedi, from the new titled Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi, appeared in 1983.


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The film was originally to be titled Revenge of the Jedi, meaning Revenge of the Jedi.


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It was switched to Return of the Jedi, as revenge is not part of the Jedi worldview, according to Lucas.


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According to the current explanation, the film was initially named Revenge of the Jedi in order to identify pirated products based on the film that would appear later.


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Return of the Jedi was successful, receiving three Oscars.


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The film has been said to play too much of the plot and ingredients of the New Hope.


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Prequels In 1994, Lucas said he was making a new Star Wars movie.


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It would be set at a time before the original trilogy (The New Hope, the Empire Counter-Strike, and Return of the Jedi).


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Already with the appearance of the Empire backlash, an episode number had been added to the beginning of it and also the original film.


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Even until the early 1980s, one had a hunch that Lucas would sometimes tell the beginning of the story.


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In 1999 appeared Star Wars: Episode I — The Dark Menace.


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From the interest it received, an estimated 2.2 million U.S. residents missed out on work and school to see it as soon as possible.


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It became the world's most lucrative premiere film until Spider-Man — Spider-Man (2002) broke the record.


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The Dark Menace, like the sequels, was directed by series creator George Lucas, who prior to this had directed only the first Star Wars.


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In 2002, the fifth part of the film series appeared — the second in story chronological order — which was given the name Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones.


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Its reception was better than that of the previous section, although many criticised the clumsiness of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala's love story.


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The sixth — third in story chronological order — part Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith, was announced on May 15, 2005 and entered cinemas on May 19, 2005.


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Sequels On October 30, 2012, Disney announced that it had purchased Lucasfilm and would be making at least three new Star Wars films.


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The seventh Star Wars film, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, was scripted by Lawrence Kasdan, J. J. Abrams and Michael Arndt, and was directed by J. J. Abrams.


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The film's world premiere was on December 14, 2015.


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The Finnish premiere was on 16 December.


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Star Wars, the eighth volume of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, premiered in December 2017.


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[7] In the same year it became 40 years since the premiere of the original Star Wars film.


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The film was directed and scripted by Rian Johnson.


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[8] The ninth Star Wars film is the closing part of the sequel trilogy and the entire Skywalker saga.


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The film will premiere in December 2019.


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The first film Rogue One premiered on December 16, 2016.


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It is set at a time before the events of the New Hope and its plot is the pursuit of the Death Star drawings.


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[9] Another anthology film, Solo, premiered on May 25, 2018 and told the story of Han Solo's youth.


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[10] Rian Johnson's upcoming trilogy In November 2017, Disney announced that it will make one more trilogy of Star Wars films and director Rian Johnson will be responsible for creating them.


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No timetable has been given for film premieres yet.


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The trilogy will be a completely separate story from the Skywalker saga and will also feature new characters and worlds.


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B. Weiss's upcoming films In February 2018, it was revealed that David Benioff and D.


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B. Weiss would come to script and produce his own series of Star Wars films, which, like Rian Johnson's forthcoming film trilogy, is a story separate from the Skywalker saga.


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[12] Animated films The animated film Star Wars: The Clone Wars was released in 2008 to promote the television series of the same name and is set in time between the Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.


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Timeline of Star Wars films and series 32 BBY — Episode I: The Dark Menace: May 19, 1999 22 BBY — Episode II: Attack of the Clones: May 16, 2002 22—19 BBY — Clone Wars: November 7, 2003 21 BBY — The Clone Wars Movie: August 15, 2008 21—19 BBY — The Clone Wars - television series: October 3, 2008 — 19 BBY — Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: May 19, 2005 15 BBY — Droids: The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO: September 7, 1985 — June 7, 1986 13—10 BBY — Solo: May 23, 2018 4—1 BBY — Rebels: October 3, 2014 — March 5, 2018 1 BBY — The Ewoks: September 7, 1985 0 BBY — Rogue One: December 16, 2016 0 BBY — Episode IV: A New Hope: May 25, 1977 1 ABY — The Star Wars Holiday Special: November 17, 1978 3 ABY — Episode V: The Empire Counter-Strike: May 21, 1980 3.5 ABY — Battle of the Ewoks: November 25 1984 3.5 ABY — The Ewoks: Battle for Endor: November 24, 1985 4 ABY — Episode VI: Return of the Jedi: May 25, 1983 5 ABY — Star Tours: January 9, 1987 34 ABY — Resistance: October 7, 2018 — 34 ABY — Episode VII: The Force Awakens: December 16, 2015 34 ABY — Episode VIII: The Last Jedi: December 15, 2017 35 ABY — Episode IX: December 20, 2019 Times aired in the years before and after the Battle of Yavin.


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In the Battle of Yavin, Luke Skywalker and the other rebels destroy the first Death Star.


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BBY = Before Battle of Yavin, Before Battle of Yavin.


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ABY = After Battle of Yavin, after the Battle of Yavin.


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Television Early Television Movies In 1978 in the United States, the CBS television channel aired the Star Wars Holiday Special, directed by David Acomba and Steve Binder.


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Based on a story by George Lucas, the programme was scripted by Pat Proft, Leonard Ripps, Bruce Vilanch and Rod Warren.


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The Star Wars Holiday Special featured appearances and song numbers by 1970s singers and actors such as Diahann Carroll and Harvey Korman.


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There was also a feature film which first saw bounty hunter Boba Fett — actually a character only featured in the Empire Counter-Strike.


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Many Star Wars fans don't like the Star Wars Holiday Special at all.


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George Lucas himself has said he would destroy every copy of it if the matter were in his power.


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The Holiday Special has never been officially released on video or DVD, and this is probably not going to happen either.


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In 1984, a film about the adventures of the Ewoks featured in Return of the Jedi appeared, The Ewok Adventure.


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A sequel to Ewoks: Battle for Endor also appeared to it in 1985.


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In the 1980s, an Ewokit cartoon series aimed at children also appeared.


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Animations The Droids cartoon series chronicles the adventures that droids C-3PO and R2-D2 who appeared in Star Wars experienced before the events of New Hope.


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In 2003, the Cartoon Network television channel aired the Star Wars: Clone Wars cartoon series, produced by Genndy Tartakovsky, known for Samurai Jack cartoons, among others.


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Episodes lasted about three minutes.


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Clone Wars won an Emmy Award in 2004.


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The Clone Wars recounted the events set between the Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.


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Twenty-five episodes of Clone Wars were produced.


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Luvas later founded Lucasfilm his own animation studio Lucasfilm Animation.


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Its first computer-animated television series was Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which began with the film of the same name and was set on the same timeline as the previous Clone Wars animation.


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The first five production seasons of the series aired on Cartoon Network from 2008 to 2013, and the sixth production season was released to Netflix in 2014.


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[13] [14] [15] It was decided even later to complete a seventh production season for the series, which will be released in 2019 on Disney's upcoming streaming service Disney+.


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[16] Although previous television series were changed to be part of the Star Wars Legends continuum, The Clone Wars remained part of the canon.


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[17] The next animated series, Star Wars Rebels, aired on Disney XD from 2014 to 2018.


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The series was set between Revenge of the Sith and the New Hope and told of a small group of rebels opposed to the Empire who later ended up being part of a bigger rebellion.


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The series also completed a few plot patterns left over from The Clone Wars.


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[18] [19] [20] In 2017, the 2D animated web series Star Wars: Forces of Destiny began to be released on YouTube, most of whose episodes focus on female characters from Star Wars.


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[21] In 2018, Star Wars Resistance, an animated series set between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens and centered on Resistance pilot Kazuda Xiono, began on Disney Channel.


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[22] Acted television series Lucas revealed in 2005 that he intended to implement a starred television series that would be set between Revenge of the Sith and the New Hope.


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[23] Producer Rick McCallum revealed in 2012 the project as working title Star Wars Underworld and in 2013 more than 50 scripts had been made for it.


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[24] [25] As of December 2015, the series was still in development.


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[26] In November 2017, Bob Iger announced that a starred Star Wars television series would be completed for release in 2019 on Disney+.


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[27] It is unknown whether the series will make use of Star Wars Underworld's scripts or if it is based on an entirely new idea.


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In February 2018, it was reported that a number of television series to be played for Star Wars were being implemented.


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[28] [29] Jon Favreau, who voiced Pre Vizsla in The Clone Wars will be producing and scripting one of the television series.


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[30] In May 2018, Favreau confirmed the series would be set three years after Return of the Jedi, namely 27 years before the events of The Force Awakens.


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Characters implemented using motion capture technology will appear in the series.


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[31] In October 2018, Favreau revealed the name of the series to be The Mandalorian and the plot would focus on a Mandalorian gunman inspired by the stories of bounty hunters Jango Fett and Boba Fett and who lives outside the authority of the New Republic.


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[32] [33] Parodies One of the most famous Star Wars-themed parodies is the 1987 film Space Bolts directed by Mel Brooks.


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Expanded Universe (Star Wars accompanying material) Books The first Star Wars book was in 1976, half a year before the film, a Star Wars novel version published.


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The book appeared in the name of George Lucas, but its real author is Alan Dean Foster.


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Foster later wrote the Star Wars-themed book Splinter of the Mind's Eye, which appeared in Finland in the 1980s under the title Return of the Black Lord.


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In the 1990s, a lot of Star Wars books appeared, including Timothy Zahn's Thrawn trilogy and Kevin J. Anderson's Jedi Academy trilogy.


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These books were about the period after Return of the Jedi.


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Many Star Wars fans consider the Thrawn trilogy to be of high quality, but generally speaking the standard of the Star Wars books is considered weak.


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In 1999, Vector Prime and the first volume of the New Jedi Order book series appeared.


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The New Jedi Order includes 24 books written by artists such as R.


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A. Salvatore, Michael A. Stackpole, James Luceno and Sean Williams.


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The events of the New Jedi Order begin 25 years after the Battle of Yavin.


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They tell the story of the invasion of the Star Wars Galaxy by a Yuuzhan Vong species that arrived from another galaxy.


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Several notable Star Wars characters die during the book series.


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The series ends with The Unifying Force (30 years after the Battle of Yavin).


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Familiar from the Jedi Knight games Kyle Katarn, who stole the Death Star drawings from the Empire and who won in battle and slain Jerec, the more powerful evil Jedi of Darth Vaderiak and who also defeated and killed Desann and dozens of powerful Jedi of Darkness, soldiers of the Empire and Mercenaries, and who is in Luke Skywalker's Jedi Academy as a teacher, helps the New Republic in the New Jedi Order battle against the Yuuzhan Vong species is also the lead hero in the Star Wars Dark Forces book, which despite the name is not based on the Star Wars game of the same name.


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Many non-fiction works have also been published on Star Wars, including the Essential Guide of Vessels and Vehicles, about spaceships, weapons and technology featured in films and Expanded Universe in great detail.


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Comics The first Star Wars comics were published by Marvel Comics between 1977 and 1986.


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They were drawn by artists such as Archie Goodwin, Howard Chaykin, Al Williamson, Carmine Infantino, Walt Simonson, Michael Golden, Chris Claremont, Whilce Poratio, Jo Duffy and Ron Frenz.


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Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson also drew on the Star Wars comic strips published in newspapers from 1979—1984.


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Since the 1990s, Star Wars comics have been published by Dark Horse Comics.


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Since 2004, the publishing house has published Star Wars comic book magazines with the names Star Wars Republic, Star Wars Empire, Star Wars Jedi, and Star Wars Tales.


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In Finland, Kustannus Oy Semic published comics for Marvel Comics between 1977 and 1987.


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Dark Horse Comics' comics were published in Finland between 1999 and 2003 by Egmont Kustannus, but their publication was stopped due to a paucity of readers.


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In addition, Elm has released three albums of Star Wars comic strips (Serpent Masters, Game of the Traitor and Revenge of the Jedi) [34].


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Video Games Star Wars-themed video games have been released since 1982 have over 120 copies.


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There are both shooting, adventure, strategy and role-playing games among the games.


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One of the best-known games is the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic role-playing game, released in 2003, which won over 40 different game awards.


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The best-selling Star Wars game is Star Wars: Battlefront, released in 2004.


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Lego Star Wars: The Video Game, published in 2005, can also be read as a Star Wars game with sequels that move Star Wars characters transformed into Lego characters.


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In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, released in 2008, the player again gets to control Darth Vader's secret apprentice, Starkiller.


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In 2015, EA DICE released the Star Wars: Battlefront video game for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, as well as Microsoft Windows.


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Its sequel Star Wars: Battlefront II was released for the same platforms in 2017.


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Actors Themes One of the most central themes in Star Wars is the traditional battle between good and evil.


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Star Wars has been influenced by, for example, Asian wuxia films, Roman mythology and Akira Kurosawa's samurai films.


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Goods One of the trademarks of Star Wars has formed the fictional weapon used in each of the films in the series, the lightsaber.


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Others who ended up as a toy also include action figures based on the series and the black mask of the evil lord Darth Vader.


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Lauri Allan Törni (since 1954 Larry A. Thorne; 28 May 1919 Vyborg — 18 October 1965, Kham Duc Region, Vietnam) was a Finnish soldier who served in the Army of the Three Countries and a Knight of the Mannerheim Cross.


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He served in the Finnish Army as a Captain, in the Waffen-SS Corps of National Socialist Germany from 1941 as an Untersturmführer and 1945 as a Hauptsturmführer (Captain), and in the United States Army as a Captain from 1960.


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Thus, during his life, Törni became an accomplished on the battlefields in the armies of three different countries with the rank of captain.