Titlebook: Northern Finland’s Post-War Colonizing and Emigration; A Geographical Analy Kirk H. Stone Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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,General Finnish Population and Settlement Characteristics, 1946–1969,llion people in 1879, 3 million by 1908 (29 years), and 4 million in 1946 (38 years). In the quarter century after World War II growth continued to decelerate until the greatest number of 4.7 million was reached at the end of 1969. By contrast Lapland’s numbers increased at much faster rates after 1

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Elements of the Finnish Process of Colonizing,0s by various governmental supports. Within Lapland Province alone 61 major colonies were formed to include more than 1500 families. By this action Finland became one of the world’s more experienced nations in the recent planning and executing of new rural settling. The analyses of the forces exerte

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Northern Finnish Post-War Colonizing,be termed a colony. Specifically, though, the colonies vary in degrees of isolation, date of settling, type of settlers, size, and speed of settling. To illustrate these differences five sample colonies were selected for more detailed study between 1956 and 1970.

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