Historical Events tagged with "Mäntsälä Rebellion"
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Svinhufvud's Speech Ends Mäntsälä Rebellion
On March 2, 1932, Finnish President P. E. Svinhufvud delivered a crucial radio speech aimed at quelling the Mäntsälä Rebellion instigated by the far-right Lapua Movement. The rebellion had been a significant threat to Finland's democratic government, sparking tensions that required decisive leadership. Svinhufvud's address emphasized unity and the rule of law, resonating with the public and political leaders alike. Just four days later, the rebellion concluded as his words encouraged a return to peace and order, marking a pivotal moment in Finnish political history.
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