World War. Revolutions. Miscellaneous countries. 1918-02-04

Troops of the Finnish government under General Mannerheim appear to be closing in on the revolutionary red guards at Uleaborg, on the gulf of Bothnia, according to news reaching Haparanda. A dispatch from that point to the Aftonbladet says the red guards in Uleaborg sent a delegation to General Mann...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1918
Subjects:
Northwest history
World War 1
revolutions
miscellaneous countries
Finland
Finnish revolution
revolts
Finnish army
Uleaborg
Oulu
Bolsheviks
Bolshevik army
Leon Trotzky of Russia
Russian army
assassinations
Deputy Emikkola of Finland
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
World War
1914-1918.
Haparanda
Pacific
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Summary:Troops of the Finnish government under General Mannerheim appear to be closing in on the revolutionary red guards at Uleaborg, on the gulf of Bothnia, according to news reaching Haparanda. A dispatch from that point to the Aftonbladet says the red guards in Uleaborg sent a delegation to General Mannerheim for the purpose of reaching an agreement with him, but that the general declined to deal with the rebels and arrested the members of the delegation as bandits.

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