Verner Lehtimäki
Finnish revolutionary leader
Born
1890
135 years ago
Died
April 5th, 1938
87 years ago — 48 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Finland
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A prominent figure in Finnish revolutionary movements during the early 20th century, worked towards Finland's independence from Russia. Actively participated in the Finnish Civil War in 1918, aligning with the White forces against the Reds. After the war, served in various political positions and continued advocating for nationalist causes until death.
Participated in the Finnish Civil War in 1918
Served in political roles advocating for Finnish nationalism
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