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In 2016, the main library facilities were renamed: the former music hall became the Heili Hall and the Stories Hall.


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Volunteer IT instructors started customer guidance in spring of the same year.


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Mustola Library ceased operations on 31 May 2017 and the new Pontus Library opened on 14 August 2017 with Pontus Kindergarten School.


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Self-help operations in Pontus began on 1 December 2017.


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The main library sorting recovery machine was introduced in the 2017 summer.


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Valtakatu 47, Lappeenranta.


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The main library also houses the Carelica Collection, a special collection of South Karelian literature. Central Street 2, Joutseno.


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The library also houses the Joutseno homestead collection.


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with a capacity of approx. 5000 volumes.


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Stationway 20, Peace. Hallitekatu 27, Lappeenranta.


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The library building has been completed as early as 1951. Dance Antie 7, Nuijamaa. Muukontie 12, Lappeenranta.


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Pulp School, Ahvenlammentie 5, Pulp. Sammontori Business Centre, Sammontori 2, Lappeenranta. Voisalmentie 19, Lappeenranta. Aapistie 1, Highland.


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The library collaborates with e.g.


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With Highland School, Gymnasium and Highland House.


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Lappeenranta Library collections in 2001, 2010 and 2017 The collection of the Carelica homestead collection Historia Carelica was started in the 1950s when concerns arose about the preservation of the donated Karelian cultural lineage.


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In 1957, a proposal was made to set up a separate homestead collection in the Lappeenranta City Library.


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The presentation was prepared by the Guild of Lappeenranta, on the initiative of Anni Kepilä.


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During a visit to Lappeenranta in 1961, Kaarina Ranta, Director of the State Library Office, stressed that “especially in the Finnish Department, literature on Karelia should be assembled.” In 1968, the collection included 2373 titles.


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As it stands, the collection already contains almost 12,000 books, as well as many ephemera from different fields.


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The Carelica Collection was promoting the establishment of a provincial library in Lappeenranta in 1973.


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Collection area The material from the Carelica collection has been collected from the area of present-day South Karelia.


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(Before municipal affiliations, the region comprised 15 municipalities, today 9.)


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The Carelica collection also compiles literature from the ceded territory of Karelia.


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The collection area includes not only the Isthmus regions, but also Inkeri.


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In 2015, a new music section was opened in Lappeenranta Library to liven up the library's offerings in different ways.


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The music section was moved from the street level to the third floor, it became larger and the cd shelves were also converted to new ones.


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The new music department made it possible, for example, to organize musical performances.


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With the reforms, the library's selection also became clearer.


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The range of music is wide and now everything music-themed can be found in the same place.


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(Lappeenranta Library received a new music department, 2015.)


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In the summer of 2016, Lappeenranta Library made a new regionalisation when it offered the opportunity to borrow bicycles.


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In Turku, this had been tried before, which gave the idea to implement the same in Lappeenranta Library.


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Bikes can be borrowed independently from the age of 15 with a library card, for a day at a time.


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The library has also had a variety of exercise equipment and games available for borrowing in the past, such as walking poles, balance board, pedometer and gymstick jumpkit.


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The idea behind the borrowing of exercise equipment is to support well-being and has been implemented in cooperation with exercise.


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(Lappeenranta Library made a new regionalisation - now you can borrow bicycles, 2016.)


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In spring 2017, Lappeenranta Library received government support for e-books and Imatra libraries received support for hiring a digital director.


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The libraries of the Imatra region hired a digital director to initiate the use of electronic services and materials.


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For this, the libraries received 15,000 subsidies from the state.


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The joint project between Lappeenranta and Porvoo modelled the use of e-books.


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This was intended to improve children's literacy as well as increase their reading pastime.


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Lappeenranta Finland 100 lecture series at the Lappeenranta Provincial Library received EUR 7000.


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Another 7000 euros Lappeenranta received for the project: time travel to Suomi100 children's literature through word art.


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(The Lappeenranta Library received government support for the use of e-books: Imatra Libraries received support for hiring a digital director, 2017) In December 2017, Lappeenranta Library held a building house in which safe seals were built for the norp.


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These houses were part of the Saimaa Ringed Life project, which started already in 2013.


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Known as a wildlife photographer and fisherman, Juha Taskinen was at the library to guide the construction of staples.


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The construction pitches were intended to spread awareness about the dangers of net fishing to endangered Saimaa ringlets, as well as encouraging people to fish for the norp with safe breaks to avoid net-dying.


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In the library, everyone was welcome to build breaks, but also to discuss the topic.


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(Lappeenranta Library will build ringed safe shutters from 1 to 2 December 2017.)


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In November 2017, Lappeenranta news reported that more self-service square facilities would be coming to the local libraries in Lappeenranta shortly.


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During self-service hours, you can log in to the library with a library card and ID number.


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Korvenkylä Library has been the first library in Lappeenranta to have a self-service square.


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In that library, self-office conditions have been mostly a distraction, but personal service has been missed.


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At the end of 2017, Pontus Library, which is connected to the school and kindergarten, was informed of the still-future self-help square conditions.


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After Pontus, it is planned to extend the self-help spaces to include libraries in Voisalmi and Highland, after which those open spaces would also come to Joutseno and Lauritsala.


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The purpose of self-help is to improve access to services.


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(There will be additional self-service spaces in Lappeenranta's nearby libraries, 2017.)


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Lappeenranta Library received a new music department.


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Saint Ambrosius (ca.


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340 — 4 April 397) was Bishop of Milan and among the most prominent Churchmen of the Christian Church in the 3rd century.


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The man is revered in Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Anglicanism and Lutheranism.


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Together with Augustine, Hieronymus and Gregory the Great, he is counted as one of the four church teachers of antiquity of the Catholic Church.


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For example, the bishop is the patron saint of bees, candle makers, farm animals, geese, Milan, policemen and students.


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His feast is celebrated on December 7.


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The Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio in Milan and the church Sant'Ambrogio in Florence, built in 379—386, are named after the saint.


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Saint Ambrosius is also known as the Baptist of Saint Augustine.


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Life Secular Career Ambrosius was born as a Roman citizen in Augusta Treverorum, province of Gallia Belgica on the territory of present-day Germany, into a Christian family.


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Her father was the prefect of Gallia Narbonensis, and her mother a woman known for her intellect and piety.


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Legend has it that a swarm of bees landed on his face as he lay as a child on a swing, and left behind a drop of honey.


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His father considered this to be a sign of his future eloquence.


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Because of this, bees and beehives often appear in images made of Ambrosius.


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After his father's early death, Ambrosius headed towards his father's career, and received his legal training in Rome, studying literature, law, and rhetoric.


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The praettor Anicius Probus gave him a post on the council, and made him consular prefect of Liguria and Aemilia in about the year 372, stationed at Mediolanum, already at that time the second most significant city in Italy after Rome.


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Ambrosius held office well, and he soon became very popular.


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As Bishop of Milan, the Diocese of Milan was at that time, like the rest of the Church, deeply divided between Trinitarians who supported the Trinity Doctrine and the Areioese who opposed it.


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In 374, Bishop Auxentius of Milan died, and adherents of the Nicaean creed and Areioans competed for the post of successor.


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The prefect personally went to the cathedral, where the choice was delivered, to prevent a larger riot from occurring, which was difficult to avoid in that situation.


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According to the story, he was interrupted by a cry of “Ambrosius as bishop!


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“, to which the others concurred, and Ambrosius was unanimously elected bishop.


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Ambrosius was a clear choice in the situation, as he was known as a sympathizer of Trinitiarianism, but he was acceptable to the Areioans as well, as he was theologically neutral as a politician.


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First Ambrosius refused a post for which he was not equipped in any way—he was, at that time, a mere baptismal pupil without any theological training.


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He agreed only after the emperor came in between, and received baptism and priestly consecration within a week, and began to hold the office of Bishop of Milan.


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As bishop, he adopted an ascetic lifestyle, distributed his money to the poor, gave his lands to the church except for the part given to his sister Marcellina, and entrusted his family to his brother's ministry.


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According to legend, Ambrosius immediately and by force put an end to all heresies from Milan.


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In reality, he acted more realistically and thoughtfully because he had no available arguments against areioism popular in the clergy and upper classes.


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He began studying the rudiments of theology with Simplicianus, a Roman parish elder.


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He benefited from his good knowledge of the Greek language, which at that time was already quite rare in the West, having studied the Bible and the writings of Philo of Alexandrian, Origenee, Athanasios and Basileios of Caesarea.


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With the latter, he was also in correspondence.


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He applied his new knowledge as a preacher, focusing particularly on the interpretation of the Old Testament.


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His rhetorical abilities impressed Augustine, who had previously been disillusioned with Christian preachers.


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Ambrosius and the Areioans In the confrontation with the Areioans, Ambrosius applied theological and political means, and exploited his eloquence as well as his political experience and good relations.


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Gratianus, son of the elder Valentinian I, was a trinitarian, while the younger Valentinian II adopted the views of the Areioans.


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Neither Ambrosius' reasoning nor eloquence caused the young prince to convert to the orthodox faith.


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The Eastern Roman Emperor Theodosius I had also adopted the Nicaean creed, but his subjects likewise included numerous adherents of areioism, especially in the upper clergy.


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In this dispersed situation, two leaders of the Areioans, bishops Palladius and Secundianus, confident of their superiority in quantity, persuaded Gratian to convene an ecclesiastical assembly in which all parts of the kingdom would attend.


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Of Gratian, this seemed reasonable, but Ambrosius smelled the consequences, prompting the emperor to refer the matter to the bishops of the Western Church to decide.


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A synod composed of thirty two bishops met in Aquileia in 381.


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Ambrosius was elected chairman, and Palladius, who had been summoned to defend his opinions, backed down, claiming the meeting was biased and that since not all the bishops of the kingdom were convened, the assembly could not find out Christendom's opinion on the matter.


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In the vote, Palladius and Secundianus were put from office.


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However, the power of the Areioans only grew, and opposing it constituted a major task for Ambrosius.


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In 384, the young emperor and his mother Justina, along with them a large group of clergy and laymen, especially soldiers, all Areioese, demanded that the bishop make two churches available to them, one from the city and one from the neighbouring area of Milan.


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Ambrosius refused, and was forced to answer before the court.


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There was a large crowd of people in attendance, whose furious fervor so spooked Valentianianus' priests that he was allowed to withdraw without the churches handing over.


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The next day, while he was delivering a worship service in the church, the prefect of the city came to the scene to persuade him to hand over at least the Portia Church, which was located near Milan.


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As Ambrosius continued to object, the court ordered the cathedral and Portia churches to be prepared for the upcoming Easter feast, at which point the emperor and his mother would appear.


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The court sensed Ambrosius' increased popularity, and decided to curb demands for access to churches.


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It was not successful, however, and Ambrosius was forced to issue the following declaration: “If you insist on me myself, I am prepared: take me to prison or die, I will not resist; but I will never betray the Church of Christ.


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I will not shout people for my aid; I will die at the foot of the altar rather than leave it.


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I do not encourage riots: but God alone can calm them down.”


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The situation never progressed to the point where Ambrosius' determination would be put to the test in practice.


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Ambrosius and the Emperors If the imperial court was dissatisfied with Ambrosius' religious principles and leadership, it had great respect for his political abilities.


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When Magnus Maximus seized power in Gaul, Valentinianus sent Ambrosius to urge him to relinquish power, and he performed his envoy duties with success.


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On another similar occasion, he failed, and the enemy made it to Italy and took Milan.


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Justina and her son fled, but Ambrosius continued in office and did a great job of helping those affected in the war.


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Ambrosius fought fervently against the adherents of the old state religion in their opposition to the orders of the Christian emperor.


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The pagan party was led by Symmachus, who submitted a request to Valentinian II to restore the Altar of Victory to its old place in the building of the Roman Senate, as well as to restore the cult of the virgins of Vesta and other pagan cult expenditures.


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Ambrosius wrote a letter to Valentinian on the subject in which he explained that the pagan gods had often abandoned even their most devoted devotees; that the victories of the Roman army were only due to the inherent manhood of its soldiers, and not to the gods; that these pagans demanded for themselves what they did not wish to bestow upon Christians; that since Christian priests refused to take secular commissions, they should also be denied to pagan priests; that the whole system of nature encouraged innovation, and that they were permitted to all peoples including religion in the region; that pagan sacrifice offended Christians; and that it was the Christian prince's job to suppress pagan ceremonies.


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The request and response have survived among the letters of Symmachus and Ambrosius.


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Valentinianus rejected Symmachus' request.


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Later, a bishop was accused of inciting an anti-Semitic mob to burn down a synagogue.


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Emperor Theodosius prepared to issue an edict that he had to rebuild it.


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Ambrosius convinced the emperor to renounce this — not because the bishop in question had not been responsible for burning the synagogue, but because it would have shown sympathy towards the Jews.


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He highlighted similar events from recent history: when the homes of several wealthy people were burned in Rome; when the residence of the Bishop of Constantinople was burned; as well as when several Christian churches were burned in the reign of Julianus the Apostate, which Ambrosius put in the name of the Jews.


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Ambrosius felt that Christians should not assist in the construction of places of worship for Gentiles, heretics, or Jews, and recalled how some Christian laymen had begun to say of Emperor Maximus “he has become a Jew” because he ordered Rome's burned synagogue to be rebuilt.


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Ambrosius, however, did not object to punishing those responsible for burning the synagogue.


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To intensify his words, Ambrosius refused to share communion until the dispute was settled.


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In a way, he held the whole congregation as his spiritual hostage.


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He later denied Communion to Emperor Theodosius, as he had put 7000 lives to death in Thessalonica in 390.


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The ban was only withdrawn after several months of remorse exercises.


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This shows how strong a position Ambrosius was in the western parts of the empire, even against a strong emperor — contrasting, among others, John Khrysostomos, who suffered a defeat in Constantinople some years later against a much weaker emperor.


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Ambrosius' great influence on Theodosius can be seen, among other things, in the fact that he induced him to issue a series of edicts in 391 that were more characteristic of Ambrosius than to Theodosius.


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The edicts made the final pagan holidays, which had not yet become Christian, ordinary weekdays, as well as prohibiting all pagan sacrificial expenditure and the worship of images of worship.


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Ambrosius fled Milan in 392 following Valentinianus II's assassination and Eugenius's coup d'état.


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When Theodosius finally prevailed, he begged the emperor to forgive those who had supported Eugenius.


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Theodosius died in Milan in 395 shortly after gaining control of the entire kingdom.


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Ambrosius himself died two years later, on 4 April 397.


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He was succeeded as Bishop of Milan by Simplicianus.


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Ambrosius' body can still be seen in St Ambrogio's church.


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It is the oldest known preserved body of a historical person from outside Egypt.


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Also in the same church are relics believed to be the remains of two Hundred Martyrs and the patron saint of Milan, St. Gervasius and St. Protasius.


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Theology and Scriptures Thumble|200px|Divi Ambrosii Episcopi Mediolanensis Omnia Opera, 1527.


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Although Ambrosius is most often equated with Augustine, Hieronymus, and Gregory the Great, he is most naturally compared to Hilarius.


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Ambrosius was first and foremost a church politician and bishop whose prestige was absolute.


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Ambrosius' influence was greater than that of the Bishop of Constantinople or Rome, and as a result of his work, the power of the Church in relation to the emperor and secular powers increased.


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As a theologian, Ambrosius is not valued as highly; however, it must be taken into account that he received quite late his theological education while orienting himself towards secular administrative activities and law studies in his youth.


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In exegetics, Ambrosius was, like Hilarius, a representative of the Alexandrian school.


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In dogmatics, he followed Basileios Caesarea and other Greek authors, but still dealt with subjects clearly from the point of view of the Western Church.


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Because of this, he placed more emphasis on the sinfulness of humanity and the mercy of God, as well as the importance of faith in the life of a private Christian.


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His most notable works in this area were: De fide ad Gratianum Augustum De Spiritu Sancto (“Of the Holy Spirit”) De incarnationis Dominicae sacramento (“On the Sacrament of the Muscular Fire of the Lord”) De mysteriis (“Of the Mysteries”) Ambrosius's awareness of his own bishop role strengthened the church's nascent doctrine and notions of office, while his ascetic life, which continued the Stoic and Ciceroan education he received at a young age, helped him spread a high Christian ethic.


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His ascetic writings, too, drew much influence from Basileios.


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His works on asceticism, tenure, and morality include e.g.


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the following: De officiis ministrorum (“Of the posts of priests”) De virginitate (“On Virginity”) De viduis (“Of the Widows”) De paenitentia (“On Penance”).


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De virginiis (“Of the Virgins”) Exhortatio uirginitatis (“The Admonition to Virginity”) Also related to the previous group are his works on social justice and the obligation of love of the Christian neighbor, e.g.


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De Tobiae (“of Tobias”) De Nabuthae (“from Nabutha”) De Helia et ieiunia (“On Elias and Lent”) Other writings: Preach-like commentaries on Old Testament narratives such as Hexaemeron (of creation) and Abraham (from Abraham), and to the Book of Psalms and the Gospel of Luke.


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91 Letters A series of funeral orations In addition, a commentary on the letters of Paul was circulated in his name for a long time in Ambrosius's name.


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Today, the term Ambrosiaster is referred to as the author of this work: however, the theology of the scriptures is very close to Ambrosius.


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Augustine, who himself describes having converted from the final only through the influence of Ambrosius' sermons, wrote that he owed more to Ambrosius than to any other Christian writer apart from the Apostle Paul.


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Church musicist Ambrosius composed several anthems, obtaining an initial rhythm from Hilarius' example and the success of the Areioian psalms.


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They are dignifiably simple in style, and were relevant not only in themselves but also as a model for latter-day anthems.


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Each of these anthems featured eight four-line stanzas and were written in strict jambic tetrameter.


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Ambrosius is considered to have been the first to introduce the antiphonant vocal method, in which one side of the chorus answers to the other.


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The most famous anthems of Ambrosius are: Deus Creator Omnium Aeterne rerum conditor Jam surgit hora tertia Veni redemptor gentium (Christmas anthem) The Te Deum anthem was until the late 19th century unequivocally considered to be written by Ambrosius, but according to contemporary research it is rather Nicetas Remesiani's handwriting.


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In the hymnal of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland from him are hymns 16 and 549.


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Ambrosius and reading Augustine recounts an interesting anecdote relating to Ambrosius in his book Confessions: Augustine therefore considered the matter to be worth mentioning, and it can be concluded that the ability to read voice and lips without moving was exceptional at that time — usually people could only read aloud.


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Because of this, Ambrosius was considered very erudite.


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Ambrosius as a saint, Ambrosius is known as a patron of erudition, students and schoolchildren, bee breeders, candle-makers, bees and other farm animals, and the city and diocese of Milan.


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His Memorial Day is December 7.


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See also Ambrosians — several fraternities called Ambrosians arose in Milan from the 14th century onwards.


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Their links to Ambrosius, however, are tenuous.


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Question: How do you rinse gold?

Gold rinse

Gold rinsing refers to the separation of gold from ground species by moving water.


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The gold fields in Finnish Lapland in the area of the municipalities of Inari and Sodankylä are the only areas in the whole of Europe where surface soil gold deposits are large enough for economically viable gold rinsing.


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A number of gold prospectors operating the main or secondary machinery have operated in the Lemmenjoki area.


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In addition, shovel digging has been a popular hobby activity.


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However, the new mining law, which came into force in 2011, will end all mechanised gold mining at the end of the short grace period, as well as highly likely to reduce hobby-based shovel digging as licence fees multiply as licence fees multiply.


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Rinsing methods Gold rinsing can be divided into two different types of flushing: mechanical and hand-made gold flushing.


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Shovel trench In shovel excavation, soil excavated with shovels and searches is shoveled into a flushing rib, after which water diverted into the sleet transports the light soil away with heavier substances such as gold remaining in the sleet ripples.


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The concentrate packed into the filaments is then lowered into the vascoli, which is used to separate the gold material from other substances by leaching.


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Mechanized excavation In mechanized excavation, gold-bearing soil is dug up by an excavator, after which the soil is fed to the leaching plant.


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There are many types of flushing plants, but the majority of gold diggers in Finland use a simple leaching plant, where soil is fed through a small sieve into the rinse rods, after which the flowing water flushes away the light soil as the gold remains in the sleet ripples.


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However, there are large gold mining based gold mines operating around the world, especially in the Canadian Klondike.


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Soil excavated in large leaching plants is usually fed into large star and drum sieves, from which the finest soil ends up in the flushing pistles.


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From the flushing pistons, the soil is often diverted to a still small centrifuge to collect even the smallest nuggets of gold.


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Events and venues Tankavaara Kultakylä in Sodankylä Tankavaara serves as a Kultakylä nurturing the traditions of gold rinsing.


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There it is possible to explore the history of gold prospecting at the Gold Museum, travel on a narrow-gauge railway and flush real gold yourself.


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Tankavaara has been built with a view village during the Golden Spring, as well as accommodation and restaurant services.


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Gold rinsing as a competitive sport Gold rinsing can also be practiced at the competitive level.


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The gold flush races compete to see who will hammer out a bucket of sand and find the gold nuggets pre-hidden in it the fastest.


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Each contestant is dealt a sand bucket containing the same amount of gold nugget.


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The contestants don't know how many nuggets of gold are hidden among the sand.


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Competition nuggets are very small in diameter, up to 1 mm, and that makes the sport challenging.


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Each wasted gold nugget becomes a time fine, affecting the final resistance time.


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Competition equipment consists of a bucket with gold-bearing sand, a vaskol, a race number and a test tube filled with clean water.


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The found nuggets the contestant puts in a test tube and takes it to the race trustee to be counted.


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The one who achieved the fastest overall left-back time has won the race.


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Competition series include: men, women, general, children/youth, rookies, veterans, and team.


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The award is usually received by the top three.


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Tankavaara served as host at the 2006 World Cup of Gold Rinsing.


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In the past, the Games have been held a total of 29 times, including eight times in Tankavaara between 1977 and 1981, 1983, 1987 and 1993.


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The World Gold Rinsing Championships are always held annually in a different country.


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See also gold rush List of gold diggers in Lapland on topic elsewhere Category:Key articles on screening Category:Gold digging


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

Mika Toivi Waltari (19 September 1908, Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland — 26 August 1979 Helsinki, Finland) was a prominent Finnish writer.


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Mika Waltari

Known as extraordinarily prolific, Waltari's publication catalogue comprises novels, poems, short stories, miniature novels, fairy tales, plays, listeners, propaganda material, reviews, film scripts, travelogues and comic book titles.


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[1] Waltari's works of success have included extensive historical novels that have risen onto international bestseller lists, the most famous being Sinuhe Egyptian (1945), miniature novels set in modern times, and Inspector Palmu detectives, which have also been filmed.


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The most successful of Waltari's film scripts is the Waltz of the Tramp (1941).


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[2] Life Youth Waltari's birthhome was in a house on Saariniemenkatu 6 in Siltasaari, Helsinki.


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A memorial plaque on the wall of the present house, designed by sculptor Jouko Toiviainen, reads: “On 19 September 1908, author Academician Mika Waltari was born in the house located on this location” and also features a facial image of Waltari.


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[3] Waltari's priestly father Active Waltari died when the boy was five years old, leaving the responsibility of education to the mother.


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Mika had two brothers: Samuel (called Samuli) and Erkki.


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Samuli was two years older than Mika and Erkki five years younger.


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[2] Mika's father Toivo and uncle Toivo Waltari were both theologians and published numerous religious books.


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The books were most often published by Suomen Seamiessent.


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[2] Waltari wrote 1926 as a matriculation from the classical line of the Finnish Normal Lyseo in Helsinki.


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He was the editor of the school's prank magazine Pill.


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After school, Waltari began studies in theology at the University of Helsinki but soon moved to the Historical-linguistic department of the Philosophical Faculty after a crisis in life.


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[2] Bachelor of Arts he graduated in 1929.


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[2] His Master's thesis in Practical Philosophy on Heavenly and Earthly Love dealt with the relationship between religion and eroticism.


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[4] At the age of 17, Waltari began a literary career with a religious account of God escaping from the Seaman, commissioned by the Sailor.


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[2] Waltari was also involved in the Firebearers circle and, before his breakthrough work The Great Illusion (1928), was able to write poetry and under the pseudonym Kristian Raven the Eyes of the Dead.


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He initially considered himself specifically to be a poet.


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[5] The Firebearers, which started out as a group of poets, was not a programmatically cohesive group.


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Common to those who belonged to it were only a cheerful, liberated basic mood, confidence in humanity and the future of the young republic and Finnish culture and interest in new phenomena in the field of literature and technology.


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The Great Illusion of Waltar, who moved from poem to prose, embodied these moods, and the work became a cult novel of the 1920s.


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[6] Unlike other firebearers, Waltari was able to quickly adapt to the majority and write both entertainment and art.


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[5] In January 1930, Mika Waltari travelled to the Riviera, with stays in Nice, Menton and Monte Carlo.


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In early February, she resumed her voyage to Paris, staying there until late March.


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The trip helped Waltar get rid of an awkward acquaintance with Minna Craucher.


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Murdered in 1932, Craucher was a role model for Madame Spindel of the Great Illusion.


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[1] Army-time Waltari began his conscript service in 1930 in the Uusimaa Regiment in Santahamina, where at that time was transported by sea.


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[1] Already when he entered the service, Waltari was a celebrity.


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[1] He was assigned to sub-officer training at Parola.


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[1] In reserve officer school, he felt a certain “sense of nobility” with the increase in responsibility.


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[7] In officer training, he was involved in a car accident.


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In the road derailment of the RUK transport truck, he injured his head and was released mid-service.


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Another reason for the release was the dry pleurisy he had contracted.


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[8] Waltari wrote a pro-military autobiographical work on his conscription period Where Men Are Made (1931) while still recovering in Tilka.


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[7] On the other hand, in a letter to his father's friend, Jalo Sihtola, Waltari makes it clear that he does not like the army.


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[9] The Waltari scholar Panu Rajala has speculated that one of Waltari's influences in making a pro-army work was that his fiancée Marjatta Luukkonen's father was Medic Major General Emil Luukkonen and Waltari wanted to please his future father-in-law.


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[10] Journalist and professional writer Waltari married Marjatta Luukonen in 1931.


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[2] A daughter Satu was born into the family in 1932.


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[2] To support his family, Waltari adopted the work ethic of a professional writer.


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[2] He had a permanent job as editor of Kuvalehti in Finland until 1938, when he remained a free writer.


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In the 1930s he wrote novels, short stories, fairy tales, poems, and 26 plays.


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The decade was one of his most diligent writing dramas, which made it possible to finish his studies even earlier.


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[1] During the wars, Waltari worked at the State Information Institute.


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He participated in the act of war propaganda, including writing non-fiction books in the shadow of Soviet espionage (1942, look-out edition 1994), Truth about Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (1941, under the pseudonym Nauticus), as well as the novels Antero No Longer Returns (1940) and Love in Persecution (1943).


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He wrote many newspaper articles, patriotic reportages from the front, and newspaper editorials.


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[11] In October 1942, Waltari participated in a visit by Finnish writers to the Weimar Writers' Meeting, held under the patronage of Minister Joseph Goebbels.


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[12] In the autumn of 1946, he began a trip to Istanbul, during which he deviated for just under a week to Switzerland and also met Jean-Louis Perret there, whose first volume of the Sinuhe French version appeared 1947—1948, elevating Sinuhe to world fame.


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[2] [13] International Breakthrough After the war appeared the novel Sinuhe Egyptian (1945), set in ancient Egypt, which became an international success and Waltari's main work.


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After Sinuhe, Waltari wrote several historical novels including Mikael the Hairfoot (1948), Mikael Hakim (1949), as well as the Secret of the Reich (1959) and Enemies of Humanity (1964) about the early stages of Christianity.


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[2] After 1964, Waltar's inspiration withered.


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He attempted one more historical novel as the subject of the Order of Malta, but it remained uncompleted.


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[2] He was able to design in his head the persons and plot of the book, but when the time came to start writing the story on paper, he was not able to create any text at all.


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This was a stretch for Waltar, who loved writing.


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[14] After a career as a writer In his late years, Waltari enjoyed an esteem that in active years did not always awaken, as he was often regarded only as an entertainment writer.


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After the end of his actual career as a writer, Waltari still made a great deal of public appearances.


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He was a member of the Academy of Finland, which obliged him to help and guide young writers.


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Waltari was actively involved in negotiating translations of his books as well as design work as new editions of his old work were published and shorter texts were compiled into compilation works.


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Mika Waltari

Among other things, he wrote prefaces to reprints of his books.


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[15] [14] In March 1972, Mika Waltari and Väinö Linna participated prominently at the annual general meeting of WSOY, which was preceded by turmoil at the head of the publishing house: in January, the Supervisory Board decided to dismiss President Hannu Tarmio by a vote of 5—3, resulting in the publishing industry's writers leading up to the very Waltari and Linna positioned themselves to defend Tarmio.


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Eventually, the AGM overturned the separation decision.


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[16] [17] In the old age, Waltar's powers were taxed by lung cancer.


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He had surgery on a second lung in 1968, and after that he was frail.


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However, he did not quit smoking.


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[18] In the summer of 1979, the cancer recurred, and on August 26, Waltari died.


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[14] [19] He refused the morphine offered for pain relief, saying, “Death is so unique that I want to experience it with my clear sense”.


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[20] Waltari is buried in the Artistjainmäki of Hietaniemi Cemetery.


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[21] Family and family Waltari's daughter Satu Waltari, later Satu Elstelä, was also a writer.


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Satu Waltari's husband was the theatre director Esko Elstelä, and their son, Waltari's grandnephew Joel Elstelä, has published one novel and one short story collection.


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Waltari lived most of his life in Etu-Töölö, Helsinki, at Tunturikatu 13.


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The apartment, bought by a young married couple in 1932, has about 135 square feet, five rooms, a hall, bathroom, toilet and kitchen.


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Waltari later explained his prolificity by having to get an exceptionally large apartment paid for and additionally provide for his family.


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[14] [22] Production Mika Waltari was a very prolific writer whose production includes over 25 novels, fifteen miniature novels, 34 plays and additionally listeners, small dialogues, film scripts, poems, travelogues, short stories and numerous other texts.


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[2] His first published work was on the escape of God in 1925, and the last texts he dictated to the work which appeared in the Voice of Man series in 1978.


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Additional editions of his works have been taken continuously and have also been published as various collections; for example, his plays were not published as a single collection until 1999.


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[23] Novels Waltar's breakthrough work was The Great Illusion, which became a cult novel of the 1920s.


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[6] A young readership took as their own a work created in a room at the Hotel de Suede in Paris in a couple of months.


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It is still the most translated Finnish first-born novel.


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[24] The next novel The Orange Seed (1931) is an account of the life of youth of his time.


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[25] Between 1933 and 1935, Waltari wrote three novels—The Man and the Ghost (1933), Soul and the Flame (1934), and Burning Youth (1935) —which later appeared as a slightly abridged co-work under the title Father to Son (1942).


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The picture of three generations of Helsinki draws largely through the stages of Waltar's own family.


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[2] The City of Sorrow and Joy (1936) is a one-day novel that presents fragments from the lives of the inhabitants of Helsinki in the 1930s.


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Markku Envall has estimated its excitations to become so F.


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E. Sillanpää's People in Suviyöyö-country photography than the idea of unanimism recognised in Europe at that time.


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[26] Under its influence, Waltari looks at the city as a kind of spiritual community in which human fates touch each other.


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[26] In his series of Helsinki novels, Waltari raised the depiction of the city and the emerging middle class in Finnish literature.


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[27] During the war years, Waltari wrote two tendency novels: Antero No Longer Returns (1940) and Love in Persecution (1943), set in the time of the intermediate peace.


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He also wrote Kaarina Maununtytär, a novel about Swedish history, and “Dance over the Tombs”, set in 19th century Finland.


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[2] Also Detective Novels Who Murdered Mrs. Skrof?


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(1939) and Inspector Palm's Mistake (1940) appeared in the war years and were followed more than twenty years later by Stars tell, Inspector Palmu!


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[23] Waltari had long been interested in Egyptology, and after the war, the novel Sinuhe Egyptian (1945), set in ancient Egypt, appeared, which became an international success and Waltari's main work.


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The English translation made it to the best-seller list in the United States.


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Sinuhe has appeared in 41 languages.


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[11] After Sinuhe, Waltari wrote the historical novels Mikael the Karvafoot (1948) and Mikael Hakim (1949).


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“Hakimi” Markku Envall considers in Western literature a unique calling card to the Islamic world.


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Its way of portraying the Muslim world from the inside out has been radical since his appearance in a Lutheran country like Finland.


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[28] Also Johannes Angelos (1952) tells of the encounter between the Christian and Muslim world.


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The work is set around the time of the Siege of Constantinople into the 15th century.


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In John Angelos, Waltari also used parts of a manuscript he had made a year earlier, dealing with John's adolescent years.


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The manuscript was not published until after Waltar's death in 1981 under the name Young John.


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[2] The Manilianus novels Secret of the Kingdom (1959) and Enemies of Humanity (1964) tell of the early stages of Christianity.


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The series of historical novels additionally includes Turms, Immortal (1955).


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The author directed his historical works to a universal readership; only Mikael Karvajala takes place partly in Finland.


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[2] Typical of Waltar's historical novels is the large number of pages, usually around 800 to 1000 pages.


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In addition to fictional protagonists, they often feature an abundance of real history characters.


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Waltari got a thorough acquaintance beforehand with the era in which he intended to place his novels, so their surroundings are truthful to the details.


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[2] Four Daylights (1949) is a kind of novel about the novel.


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It is set at a time when Waltari was writing an “embarrassing and disturbing” Sinuhe.


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In the author's own words, the piece is “a disguise-clad, sentimental love narrative.”


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[29] The concise contemporaries novel Feliks happy Markku Envall, published in 1958, considers the best Finnish religious novel.


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At the time of its appearance, the book, which received a mixed reception, considers the question of how one can be a Christian in modern times.


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According to Envall's assessment, the novel is best understood against the characteristic thinking of Erkki Niinivaara, a fellow coursemate at the Faculty of Theology.


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[28] Miniature novels The most significant in writing are often considered Waltari's so-called miniature novels, which are characterized by intense sensuality and eroticism.


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Miniature novels appeared from Waltar mainly in the 1940s and early 1950s.


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Miniature novels Never a Day of Tomorrow (1942) and Something in Man (1944), Waltari first published as self-publishing.


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The WSOY refused to publish what Waltari deemed morally dubious works dealing with crime and forbidden love.


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[30] [31] In these works, the author could express himself without the pressure of a success writer, and thus the mapping of the night side of the human mind and philosophical and existential reflection on life became possible.


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[26] In 1953, WSOY could publish a collection of six miniature novels on the Lunar Landscape [31].


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In total, Mika Waltari qualified 13 of his works for the joint volume Miniature Novels.


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[26] Among the most famous miniature novels is The Foreign Man Entered the House with which Waltari won the WSOY Miniature Novel Competition in 1937.


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[26] Markku Envall considers the book to be a kind of Finnish equivalent to D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's lover.


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[26] The work was Waltar's first translation success [30].


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In Fine van Brooklyn (1941), an inexperienced scientist travels to Brittany and falls under the power of a calculating woman there.


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Something about man is placed on the face of the underworld and is probably readable in the light of Calvinism that interested the writer.


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Never Tomorrow is a triangle drama about a crime and confessing to it.


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At the same time, it's a description of a troubled period between two world wars


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[32] Plays Waltari also wrote thirty plays during his career.


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Some of them serve as performances of major novels, such as Akhnaton, set in the same period as Sinuhe Egyptian, Born of the Sun (1936), and the 16th century Paracelsus in Basel (1943).


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Some of the plays were political, such as Night Over Europe (1934), which chronicles the political causes of its time and the tensions between them.


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Of the lighter plays, many have also become known as films such as The Unruly Generation (1936), Gabriel, Come Back (1945), The Witch Returns to Life (1946) and April Comes (1949).


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A collection of plays by Mika Waltari (1999) has subsequently been published.


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[23] Film scripts Waltari was a diligent film screenwriter.


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Definitely the most famous of the films he has scripted is The Tramp's Waltz (1941), directed by T. J. Roach.


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Others include the February Manifesto (1939) and Oi, the expensive Suomenmaa (1940).


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When designing the film The Most Beautiful Girl in the World (1953) in honor of Armi Kuusela, director-producer Veikko Itkonen gave an interview to the magazines in which he said that the film's script will be done by Mika Waltari.


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Waltari himself learned of this plan for the first time when reading an interview with Itkonen in the magazine.


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As a kind man, however, he agreed to be a screenwriter.


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[33] 33 films have been made based on Waltari's works.


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The best known to Finns are Komisario Palmu films directed by Matti Kassila and comedies based on plays, such as Gabriel, come back.


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The film Blood on Our Hands has been made based on the novel Never Tomorrow.


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A foreign man entered the house has been filmed twice, and its name has become a flying phrase.


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[26] For his play Apple falls... based on the film Apple falls from the screenplay Waltari received the Jussi Award.


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[34] Already immediately after the premiere, the script was praised as Waltari's best, as was its dialogue.


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[35] However, the best known film to international audiences based on Waltari's novel is Sinuhe, Egyptian (1954), directed by Michael Curtiz, whose screenplay was done by Philip Dunne and Casey Robinson.


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[36] Poems Waltari wrote a lot of poems in his youth, and he considered himself first and foremost a poet.


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[37] His first poems appeared in the Young Voima League anthology Young Poets in 1926 under the name Kristian Korppi, and at a fast pace thereafter appeared at the root of Your Cross (1927) and the Foreign Legion (1929) and Highways (1928) together with Olavi Laurin (Olavi Paavolainen) with.


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Later, Waltari's poems appeared in the collections Poems 1925—1945 and Table Box.


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[23] Other production Waltari wrote travelogues.


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The Lonely Man's Train, a travelogue set in the summer of the same year published in 1929, describes the journey of a newly graduated bachelor to Constantinople.


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In the travel book I Left for Istanbul (1948), which describes postwar Europe, Waltari writes of a journey he made after Sinuhe appeared to find material for his next historical novels.


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Travelogues that appeared in Waltari's journals have been published in a collection edited by Rudy de Casseres and Raimo Saloma in 1989.


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[38] From his time in conscription, Waltari wrote a pro-military autobiographical work Where Men Are Made in 1931.


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The work has been said to be “commissioned” by the right wing in exchange for Pentti Haarpää's military-critical Kielto and barracks.


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Markku Envall has characterized it in 1984 as still the most positive depiction of conscripted life in Finnish literature in the Writers' Fields and Barracks.


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[39] Waltar's guide for novice writers are you going to be a writer?


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appeared in 1935.


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Among other things, Kalle Päätalo has mentioned the importance of the guide in the early stages of his own career as a writer.


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[40] In 1934, Waltari began writing poetry texts for the comic book Kieku and Kaiku drawn by Asmo Alho, which appeared in Kotistove until 1975.


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These rhymes have been assessed as the most read texts in Waltari's native country [41].


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Short stories originally written by Waltari for various journals have later been published in collections of Short Stories and Five Aces and Other Narratives.


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He also wrote fairy tales that have been published, among other things, in the collections of the Prince of Dshinnistan and the Chinese Cat.


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[23] In 1978, a retrospective selection of Waltari texts edited by Ritva Haaviko appeared in the Voice of Man series.


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I book The Voice of Man.


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Humility − Passion compiled Waltari's writings from different decades since the beginning of production and thus aimed to create a coherent picture of Waltari's worldview.


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[42] The book contains, among other things, an abridgement of his master's thesis from 1928.


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[43] Some of the writings Waltari prepared specifically for this book in the year of its publication in 1978, and they remained his last literary works.


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[44] It was only after Waltari died that the works Mika's poems and notes 1925—1978 (1979) and The Writer's Memoirs (1980), edited by Haaviko, appeared.


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In the 1970s, Haavikko interviewed Waltar about his life and work.


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The interviews were lengthy, and based on them, Haavikko submitted an article-format 370-page biography of Waltari, Mika Waltari: Giant of Imagination, completed in 1982.


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[44] [45] Waltari's daughter, Satu Elstelä, has stated that the image given by the memoirs does not always correspond to reality.


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The problem has been addressed by Markéta Hejkalová in her biography Mika Waltari.


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The Finn and Waltari researcher Juha Järvelä.


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[46] [47] Writer image Waltari was a professional writer and took into account the wishes that were presented to him by the subscribers of the texts.


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Gabriel, for example, the come-back comedy originated at the request of Helge Ranin.


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She hoped to perform a four-act fun play with one staging, three female roles and a large male role to be performed on the tour.


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[48] Waltari was versatile as a writer, he mastered light comedies as well as serious and contemplative works.


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He is also remembered for his diligence: few Finnish writers have been able to achieve similar writing speed and frequency of publication.


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To distract his critics — and perhaps embarrass — Waltari entered writing contests, often under pseudonyms.


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[2] Waltari also published his most entertaining books and short stories under pseudonyms, perhaps because he himself did not appreciate them very much or simply to hide his prolificity.


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[2] [49] Personal photo Mika Waltar is often described as a calm, friendly and warm person.


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However, Waltar's life also included dipsomania-type alcoholism, as well as severe periods of insomnia and depression, which forced him to be hospitalized many times.


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[2] Events usually followed each other in a particular order: completion of work, depression, drinking streak, relationship or infatuation, insight on a new topic, and returning to work.


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[24] In sober seasons, the drunken outings embarrassed Waltar, and his relationship with alcohol was problematic.


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However, he spoke quite openly about the issue at an older age.


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Waltari also publicly recounted his mental hospital experiences in a newspaper interview in the 1970s.


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The act was considered rather courageous, as at the time mental illness was often seen as a disgraceful and matter to conceal.


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[50] Relationship with religion Mika Waltari had received a harsh Christian upbringing and struggled all his life with Christianity.


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Although he interrupted his theology studies, he regularly attended the annual celebrations of his course.


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In the novel “Turms, Immortal”, Waltari may have been sketching his own idea of religion because not much is known about Etruscan religion.


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According to Reijo Vahtokar, Turms has downright new age features in modern terms.


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After that, however, the author returned to homely Helsinki and Christianity in the book Feliks happy.


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[24] Faith provided Waltar with a justification for adopting a positive outlook on life, despite the disappointments caused by humans.


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Despite this, the author repeatedly appeared as an incessant skeptic.


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Waltari recognized that one cannot live without faith, but a thinking person cannot live without suspicion either.


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Nonetheless, Waltari's late production shows the writer to have found in Christianity such hope for the future of mankind that seemed completely lost in his main work Sinuhe Egyptian (1945).


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[51] Political views Mika Waltar is often seen as right-wing, yet liberal and tolerant.


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[52] Katri Vala called Waltar a “Coalition moralist and Mother's Day speaker.”


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[53] Waltari described himself in 1972 as being a “stray voter” whose choice to vote is based more on person than party.


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He also told me he would always vote for a woman because women are much more rational than men in his opinion.


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[54] Waltari translated the cult work of the National Socialists, Horst Wessel: A German Fate (WSOY, 1933), written by Hanns Heinz Ewers.


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[1] In his memoirs, Waltari explains that at that time he did not know the National Socialist cause very well.


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[9] In 1939, before the start of World War II, he wrote an article about his journey in Europe describing Nazi Germany in a rather positive tone.


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[55] Interest in visual arts Mika Waltari's texts are very visual, and visual art influenced his writing.


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Waltari has told me he surrounded himself with fine art.


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The boards were friends and companions to him.


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He was also a diligent visitor to art exhibitions and museums.


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According to Waltari himself: [56] The exhibition presented at the Ateneum Art Museum in autumn 2008 included works by Eemu Mynt, Yrjö Saarinen, Otto Mäkilä, Mauno Markkula and Aimo Kanerva, important to Mika Waltari.


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Among other things, a book was published in conjunction with the exhibition, compiling all of Waltari's writings on the five artists in the exhibition.


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Other articles in the book detail Waltar's relationship with the visual arts.


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[56] Honours Waltari was awarded the Pro Finlandia Medal in 1952.


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In honour of Waltari, the Finnish Writers' Union annually awards the Waltari Prize to distinguished young writers [57].


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There is a monument to Mika Waltari near Waltari's home in Etu-Töölö, Helsinki.


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Veikko Hirvimäki's sculpture The idea of the king has derived its idea from the phrase Turms immortal “In man himself are the longest journeys.” [58] At one time there was a heated debate about what it should be like.


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A lot of people would have preferred a statue of sight.


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Waltari himself stated that when he left time, a public urge could be built in the centre of Helsinki in his memory [59].


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The memory of the writer is cherished by the Mika Waltari Society, founded in 2000, which, among other things, publishes a yearbook called Illusioni.


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[60] The multifunction space on the fourth floor of the Töölö Library in Helsinki was opened on 19 September 2007, named Mika Waltari Hall.


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[61] Nominal celestial bodies dedicated to Waltar include asteroid No 4266 (Mika Waltari) and asteroid No 4512 (Sinuhe).


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[62] 2008 was the centenary year of Waltari's birth, and Waltar was commemorated on many occasions, newspaper articles, and radio and television programmes.


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The Mint issued a silver commemorative coin of €10 in denomination in honour of Waltar.


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Sinuhe Egyptian was voted the loveliest book by Finns at the time.


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[63] In autumn, WSOY published an 850-page biography of Waltari written by Panu Rajala, Unio mystica: The Life and Works of Mika Waltari, and the English-language work Mika Waltari the Finn, written by Marketa Hejkalová, which is a translation from the Czech language.


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[64] Donald Duck magazine published an 11-page comic-book dedicated to Waltari by comic artist Kari Korhonen, featuring Waltari himself as well as “obsolete” Kieku and Kaiku.


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Mika Waltari

[65] Selection of works Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = God in Escape | publisher = Seaman Church| year = 1925| isbn = 978-951-98549-4-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Great illusion| publisher = WSOY| year = 1928| isbn = 78-951-0-03814-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Lonely man's train| publisher = WSOY| year = 1929| isbn = 978-951-0-34016-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Orange seed| publisher = WSOY| year = 1931| isbn = 978-951-0-34013-34013-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Where men are made | publisher = WSOY| year = 1931| isbn = 951-0-21470-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Father to son| publisher = WSOY| year = 1942| version = Joint Institute of Helsinki Trilogy 1933—35| isbn = 978-951-400-30-4014-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Are you going to be a writer? | publisher = WSOY| year = 1935| isbn = 951-0-19264-3}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = City of Sorrow and Joy| publisher = WSOY| year = 1936| isbn = 978-951-0-34015-81}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Miraculous publisher = WSOY| year = 1938| isbn = 951-0-18835-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Who murdered Mrs. Skrof? | publisher = otava| year = 1939| isbn = 978-951-1-23273-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Inspector Palm Error| publisher = WSOY| year = 1940| isbn = 951-0-32099-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Woman came dark from and other short stories | publisher = WSOY| year = 1943| isbn = 951-0-15019-3}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Fine van Brooklyn| publisher = WSOY| year = 1942| isbn = 978-951-0-34017-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Kaarina Maundaughter | WSOY| publisher = SOY| year = 1942| isbn = 951-0-18930-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Love of stalker| publisher = WSOY| year = 1943| isbn = 951-0-19679-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Dance over graves| publisher = WSOY| year = 1944| isbn = 978-951-0-35682-1}} error, replace with {{cite book| title = Sinuhe Egyptian| publisher = WSOY| year = 1945| isbn = 951-0-20749-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Four Days| publisher = WSOY| year = 1949| isbn = 951-0-28426-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| Source title = Istanbulin| publisher = WSOY| year = 1948| isbn = 978-951-0-34018-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Michael Hairfoot| publisher = WSOY| year = 2004| version=1948| isbn = 951-0-20748-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Mikael Hakim| publisher her = WSOY| year = 1949| isbn = 951-0-20747-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Young Johannes| publisher = WSOY| year = 1981| isbn = 951-0-20746-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Johannes Angelos| publisher = WSOY| year = 1952| isbn = 951-0-20745-4}} Citation with error, replace {{cite book| title = Turms , undeath| publisher = WSOY| year = 1955| isbn = 951-0-22633-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Frisky Waltari| publisher = WSOY| year = 1957| isbn = 978-951-0-34055-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| Feliks happy| publisher = WSOY| year = 1958| isbn = 978-951-0-35683-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Kingdom secret| publisher = WSOY| year = 1959| isbn = 951-0-20751-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Stars tell, Inspector Palm! | publisher = WSOY| year = 1962| isbn = 951-0-32100-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Enemies of Humanity| publisher = WSOY| year = 1964| isbn = 951-0-20744-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Miniature Novels| WSOY| publisher = WSOY| publisher = SOY| year = 1966| isbn = 951-0- 03805-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Locked box and other narratives| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| isbn = 951-0-28427-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Mika's poems and notes 1925—1978| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| publisher = WSOY| year = 1978| publisher = 9| isbn = 951-0-28425-4 }} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title= 10 Waltaria| publisher = WSOY| year = 1985| isbn = 951-0-12890-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Christmas stories| publisher = WSOY| year = 1985| isbn = 951-0-20722-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Travelogues — Mika Waltari's journey 1927-1968| publisher = WSOY| year = 1988| isbn = 951-0-28005-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Five aces and other narratives| publisher = WSOY| year = 1999| isbn = 951-0-23843-0}} Citation, error replace with {{cite book| title = Mika Waltari plays| publisher = WSOY| year = 1999| isbn = 951-0-23508-3}} Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Envall, Markku| title = The Great Illusionist: Mika Waltari Novels| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1994| | id = ISBN 951-0-19650-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Haavikko, Ritva| title = Mika Waltari, conquer| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2008| id = ISBN 978-951-0-32484-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Haavikko, Ritva (ed.


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

) | title = Mika Waltari: Giant of Imagination| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1982| id = ISBN 951-0-11565-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Hejkalová, Markéta| title = Mika Waltari: The Finn| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2008| id = ISBN 978-951-0-34335-7| language = Transclusion error: {{En}} is only for use in File namespace.


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Mika Waltari

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Mika Waltari

Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Järvelä, Juha| title = Waltari and the gender| location = Helsinki| publisher = Key| year = 2013| id = ISBN 978-951-692-972-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Lindstedt, Risto & Vahtokari, Reijokari | title = Mika Waltari: Stranger in the world| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2007| id = ISBN 978-951-0-32457-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Nummelin, Yuri | title = Forgotten Waltari| location = Helsinki| publisher = BTJ| year = 2008| id = ISBN 978-| 951-692-712-4}} Citation error , replace with {{cite book| author = Rajala, Panu| title = Witch returns to the scene: Mika Waltari in the limelight| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1998| id = ISBN 951-0-23014-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rajala, Panu| title = Unio mystica: Mika Life and works| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2008| id = ISBN 978-951-0-31137-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Waltari, Mika| title = Recollection| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1980 1998) | version = Edited by Ritva Haavikko| id = ISBN 951-0-10083-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Waltari, Mika| title = Mika Waltari's musings | location = Porvoo| publisher = WSOY| year = 1982| version = Edited by Kalevi Haiko| id = ISBN 951-0-11433-2}} On topic elsewhere .


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

Yle Living Archive.


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

. Helena Pilke: Book review: Järvelä, Juha: Waltari and gender worlds.


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Mika Waltari

Huddersfield 2013.


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Mika Waltari

(Agricola review publication 22.4.2013) Jukka Kemppinen 2007 Lasse Lehtinen: SK 20/2016 * Category:Finnish writers Category:Born in 1908 Category:Persons who died in 1979 Category:Key articles of screening


Question: How long is Pyhäjärvi?

Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Pyhäjärvi [1] [2] is a lake located in Pirkanmaa in Vesilahti, Nokia, Tampere, Pirkkala, Lempäälä and Aka, belonging to the Pyhäjärvi region of the Vanajaved-Pyhäjärvi region in the Kokemäenjoki River basin.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Pyhäjärvi belongs to the surrounding area of Pyhäjärvi and is the 39th largest Finnish lake.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[2] [1] [3] Geographical information The intersection of water routes Pyhäjärvi belongs to the Kokemäenjoki River basin and is the central lake of the watershed.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The catchment area of Pyhäjärvi is 17073 km² [4].


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The water goes down two routes to Pyhäjärvi.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

To the northern back, the waters enter through Tammerkoski from Näsijärvi (Näsijärvi route), with a catchment area of 7642 km² [4].


Question: How long is Pyhäjärvi?

Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Further south to Pyhäjärvi falls from Vanajavedki (Vanajavesi route) with a catchment area of 8641 km² [4].


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

From the east, the Längelmävesi route and the Hauho route also descend to the latter.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Pyhäjärvi goes through Nokianvirta, or Emäkoski, to Kulovete and from there further through Kokemäenjoki to the Gulf of Bothnia.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[2] Overview Tampere, the largest city in the Järvi region, has fewer shores in the northern part of Pyhäjärvi than Nokia on its western side, which has expanded to the southwest as far as Tottijärvi.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

It shares roughly half the western shores of Pyhäjärvi with Vesilahti.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Located south of Tampere, Pirkkala shares the eastern shores of Pyhäjärvi with Lempäälä.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Only a small portion of the beach remains from the southernmost parts of Pyhäjärvi.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[1] [5] The shape of Pyhäjärvi is a long and curved lake divided by long headlands and islands into different sizes.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The length of the lake is with its curved shape following just under 50 kilometres.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The northern part of the lake is divided in two by the large island Luoto, which has a strait less than 50 metres wide at the northern end of the Sotka agglomeration.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

At the southern end of the island runs another strait over 50 metres wide Trench.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Between Tampere and Pirkkala and cut off by Highway 3, a wide back of ten kilometres long and three kilometres wide opens to Pyhäjärvi.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Through Tampere, the waters of Näsijärvi lake fall into this part of the lake through Tammerkoski.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Next to Tammerkoski falls the Wine Chickens and, a little further south, Vihioja his water.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Härmälänoja serves as the border ditch between the cities of Tampere and Pirkkala.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

All beaches in this water area, with minor exceptions, are built.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The southwestern side of Highway 3 remains a seven-kilometre long and up to three kilometres wide section of the lake, the southern part of which is called Saviselkä.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Located opposite Nokia and Pirkkalankylä is the Nokianvirta skeleton of Pyhäjärvi's lower river, and opposite it the lake counts the Savijoki River.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

From the north to the lake falls through Vihnusjärvi Myllypuro and Leppioja.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Lajanoja from the north falls directly into the Nokianstream.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The northern shores of this part of the lake are almost all built up.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[1] [5] Between Luoto and Avesaari and Palho peninsula further south, there is a broken part of the lake, broken by headlands and deep bays.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

It is located behind Luoto a small Taivannonselkä and further south the large Sorvanselkä.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

North of Luo, beaches circle the Sotka conurbation.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

West of Sorvanselä is distinguished by a section pushing deep inland, which remains behind Vapala Island.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

To the south of Sorvanniemi lies the small agglomeration of Sorva.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

Behind Vapala, Huhtaanselkä protrudes to the west, ending in Lamminlahti in the northwest and Maivaselkä in the southwest, which has a long Jänijärvi bay.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The shores of this part of the lake are arable.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The smaller Ruonanselkä remains south of Vapala.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[1] [5] In front of Avesaari and Salon Island both remain straits about a kilometre wide and between which the large Säijänselkä opens.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

It is six miles long and just as wide.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

West of it protrudes Vakkalanselkä, where the river Vassinjoki descends.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

The beaches of this region, as a rule, are arable land, which, however, are violated by small hilly forest islets.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

[1] [5] Beyond Salon Island continue the Kierimo Straits opening to Toutose, which is located in the middle of farming areas.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

It has an eight-kilometer long back that is up to two kilometers wide between.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

A large bay is left between two long headlands on the northeast side of Toutose.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

To the south-west, a strait is protruded, behind which the Sakaselkä opens and on the banks of which lies the church village of Vesilahti.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

From here you can continue southeast to Kirkkolahti or northwest via Hintsasalmi to Laukonselä.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere)

From Laukonselä you can reach Alhonselä south, where the Narva agglomeration is located and where the Narvanjoki river descends.