The 80s: an economic boomtime for Finland, who acted as a window to the west for the Baltic states (which were under Soviet occupation), particularly Estonia.
CIA might have tossed in some funding for the Westinghouse built giga-powerful TV transmitter tower in Helsinki region, its just a coincidence that Soviet Union happened to be nearby, really.
@@thelatvianlikeaboss5078 the K-Ryhmä stores used to use this scale of K's: K Lähikauppa (convenience store) KK Market (slightly bigger store) KKK Supermarket (supermarket, duh) KKKK Citymarket (hypermarket) ...but they kinda stopped this stuff in the 2000s, for a good reason I guess.
While still thinking of its own interests and officially being neutral, post-war Finland was more or less Soviet-aligned. The Soviet Union was notorious for using its influence to interfere with and inhibit finnish policies. This became known as _Finlandisation_ Late 80's saw the beginning of laxed political and cultural tension culminating in the dissolution of the Soviet Union and Finland's unrestricted openness towards the West.
@@marttisalmela6532 And that cullminated in Finland joining the European Union in 1995, and the Finnish Defense Forces adopting NATO-standard weaponry (though not joining NATO itself).
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Mig 21s + Group B rally = best nostalgia video ever
If anyone was curious what was the ident at the end of the video, that was the ident of Kolmoskanava (TV3), Finland's first private TV network.
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Today I learned life in Finland was comprised almost entirely of winter sports. Nah I kid, good video!
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The 80s: an economic boomtime for Finland, who acted as a window to the west for the Baltic states (which were under Soviet occupation), particularly Estonia.
CIA might have tossed in some funding for the Westinghouse built giga-powerful TV transmitter tower in Helsinki region, its just a coincidence that Soviet Union happened to be nearby, really.
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Good shit
Good times for Finland, neutral country in Cold War doing dealings with East and West alike.
amazing!
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Europe has fallen
1:39 *Racist intensifies*
LOLOLOLOLOL
foxtrot19 My dad is a knight hawk in the kkk
foxtrot19 th-cam.com/video/E_mcZseAIUk/w-d-xo.html @foxtrot19
@@nickg.3664 really?
@@thelatvianlikeaboss5078 the K-Ryhmä stores used to use this scale of K's:
K Lähikauppa (convenience store)
KK Market (slightly bigger store)
KKK Supermarket (supermarket, duh)
KKKK Citymarket (hypermarket)
...but they kinda stopped this stuff in the 2000s, for a good reason I guess.
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Sauna :DDDD
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Was this when Finland was still actually neutral?
While still thinking of its own interests and officially being neutral, post-war Finland was more or less Soviet-aligned. The Soviet Union was notorious for using its influence to interfere with and inhibit finnish policies. This became known as _Finlandisation_
Late 80's saw the beginning of laxed political and cultural tension culminating in the dissolution of the Soviet Union and Finland's unrestricted openness towards the West.
@@marttisalmela6532 And that cullminated in Finland joining the European Union in 1995, and the Finnish Defense Forces adopting NATO-standard weaponry (though not joining NATO itself).
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