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Paasikivi in 1945
Paasikivi in 1945
J.K. Paasikivi in 1893
J.K. Paasikivi in 1893
Family of J. K. Paasikivi in 1906. From left to right: Paasikivi's first wife Anna (née Forsman), their children Juhani, Annikki, Vellamo, Varma, and
Family of J. K. Paasikivi in 1906. From left to right: Paasikivi's first wife Anna (née Forsman), their children Juhani, Annikki, Vellamo, Varma, and Paasikivi himself.
Paasikivi (left) and P. E. Svinhufvud discuss the Finnish monarchy project in 1918.
Paasikivi (left) and P. E. Svinhufvud discuss the Finnish monarchy project in 1918.
Mannerheim in 1940
Mannerheim in 1940
The Mannerheim siblings, c. 1880; Gustaf is standing on the right
The Mannerheim siblings, c. 1880; Gustaf is standing on the right
After his coronation, Nicholas II of Russia leaves Dormition Cathedral. The Chevalier Guard Lieutenant marching in front to the Tsar's left (to the vi
After his coronation, Nicholas II of Russia leaves Dormition Cathedral. The Chevalier Guard Lieutenant marching in front to the Tsar's left (to the viewer's right) is Mannerheim.
The expedition of Mannerheim
The expedition of Mannerheim