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Russian-Finnish relations

1745. Russian atlas
1792. Atlas of Russia
1808. Manifesto on concerning the union of Finland with the Russian Empire
1809. Manifesto issued March 27, 1809
1809. Manifesto to all inhabitants of Finland
1811. Manifesto on naming Old and New Finland as Finland
1856. Convention on the Åland Islands
1864. Edict about territorial changes between The Russian Empire and The Grand Duchy of Finland
1899. February Manifesto
1900. John Bull and his Friends
1905. On measures for the return to the rule of law in Finland
1905. On the opening of an extraordinary Diet in Helsingfors
1907. Comparative size of the most important cities
1909. The Tsar Against the Finnish People
1913. Geographic description of the Russian Empire
1914. The Right of Nations to Self-Determination
1917. On abdication of Nikolay II
1917. On abdication of Mikhail
1917. Confirming the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Finland
1917. Finland and Russia
1917. The Law on the Supreme Power in Finland
1917. Manifesto on the Dissolution of the Sejm
1917. Declaration of the Rights for the Peoples of Russia
1917. Speech At The First All-Russia Congress Of The Navy
1917. Speech at the Congress of the Finnish Social-Democratic Labour Party
1917. Finnish official appeal for recognition of independence
1917. To the people of Finland
1917. The decree of the Council of the People's Commissars on the Republic of Finland
1917. The independence of Finland
1918. Declaration Of Rights Of The Working And Exploited People
1918. Proclamation of the Senate of the Finland
1918. Speech at the evening sitting of the Central Committee of the RSDLP(B)
1918. Treaty Between the Russian and Finnish Socialist Republics
1918. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
1918. Hangö agreement
1918. Note to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany
1919. Report On The Party Programme
1919. Note from the People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs
1920. Peace Treaty between the Republic of Finland and the RSFSR
Soviet Posters
1922. Agreements about the adoption of measures of maintenance of the inviolability of the Soviet–Finnish border
1922. Convention regarding measures taken in order to secure peace at the frontier
1922. Convention concerning the repatriation of the nationals
1923. Killers – White Finns
1932. Treaty of non-aggression and pacific settle ment of disputes
1933. Convention for the Definition of Aggression
1934. Protocol signed April 7, 1934
1939. Secret Additional Protocol
1939. The statement by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
1939. Note of the Government of the USSR
1939. Note of Government of the Finland
1939. Note of the Government of the USSR
1939. Note of Government of the Finland
1939. Note of the Government of the USSR
1939. Radio Speech of comrade Molotov
1939. Order of the Leningrad Military District
1939. Appeal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Finland
1939. Formation of a People's Government of Finland
1939. Establishment of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and the Finnish Democratic Republic
1939. Declaration of the People's Government of Finland
1939. Treaty of Mutual Assistance and Friendship between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Finnish Democratic Republic
1939. Map of the Finnish Democratic Republic
1939. Extract from the Treaty of Mutual Assistance and Friendship
1939. Telegram to League of Nations Secretary
1939. Tanner speaks to American radio listeners
1939. Reply of Soviet Government
1939. Resolution adopted by the 1st Army Corps of the Finnish People's Army
1939. In the People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs
1939. Radio address by Prime Minister of Finland
1939. Aide-memoire of mr. Holsti, delegate of Finland
1939. Finnish and Karelian peoples will live as one family
1939. The appeal of the Parliament of Finland
1939. Holsti’s address to the General Assembly of League of Nations
1939. Reply of Soviet Government to telegram of Chairman of the Committee of League of Nations
1939. Report of the Assembly of the League of Nations
1939. Resolution adopted by the Assembly of the League of Nations
1939. Resolution adopted by the Council of the League of Nations
1939. Open radio speech of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland Mr. Tanner
1939. Greetings to comrade Stalin
1940. Happy New Year!
1940. Greetings to the Red Army from the People's Government of Finland
1940. The Treaty of Peace between The Republic of Finland and The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
1940. Comrade Molotov's report
1940. Agreement concerning the Åland Islands
1940. Some directives for the Berlin visit
1941. Reich Chancellor's proclamation
1941. Note by German foreign ministry
1941. Report by the German foreign ministry
1941. Comrade Molotov's radio address
1941. Radio address by President of Finland Risto Ryti
1941. Bolshevism takes new starting positions for attack
1941. J.V.Stalin to F.Roosevelt
1941. Radio speech on the fall of Leningrad
1941. Speech on the Opening Of The Third Winter Relief Work
1941. Letter from Churchill to Mannerheim
1941. Letter from Mannerheim to Churchill
1941. Reichskanzler's Reichstag Speech
1944. Declaration to Germany's satellites
1944. Order of the Day
1944. Letter to Germany's Führer Adolf Hitler
1944. Letter to Germany's Führer and Commander-in-Chief
1944. Armistice Agreement between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on the one hand, and Finland on the other
1944. Signing of the Reparations Agreement
1947. Treaty on the transfer of part of the state territory of Finland
1947. The Treaty of Peace with Finland
1948. The Agreement of Friendship, Coöperation, and Mutual Assistance between The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and The Republic of Finland
1955. Agreement concerning the renunciation of rights to the use of the territory of Porkkala-Udd as a naval base
1956. Agreement concerning trackage rights for goods trains
1962. Agreement concerning the lease of the Soviet part of the Saimaa Canal
1964. Additional protocol
1968. Agreement concerning passenger traffic
1978. Urho Kaleva Kekkonen in Petrozavodsk
1989. Resolution of the Congress of People’s Deputies of the USSR
1990. Agreement concerning passenger traffic on the Saimaa Canal
1992. Treaty on the basis for relations
1992. Agreement on coöperation in the Murmansk region, the Republic of Karelia, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region
1992. Agreement on coöperation in perpetuating the memory of servicemen who fell in the Second World War
1994. Protocol amending the agreement concerning passenger traffic on the Saimaa canal
2010. Executive Order of the President of the Russian Federation
2010. Agreement concerning the lease to the Republic of Finland of the Russian part of the Saimaa Canal and the adjacent territory and vessel traffic through the Saimaa Canal
2011. List of border areas
2022. The North Atlantic Treaty

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