Meet Carl Gustaf Mannerheim: soldier, explorer, and the unlikely leader who helped Finland survive revolution, war, and ...

Baron Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim has been a soldier for 58 of his 72 years. He served his Tsar as a bodyguard, as a colonel in the Russo-Japanese War, and as the leader of his Uhlans. He fought with ...

This is a reissue of the second volume of the revised 2000 edition of the late British historian Screen’s life of Carl Gustaf Mannerheim (1867-1951). Screen opens with a brief review of Mannerheim's ...

Um czar, revoluções, guerras e até um encontro com Hitler: Carl Gustav Mannerheim atravessou as maiores turbulências do ...

About Helene Mannerheim. Countess Hedvig Charlotta Hélène Mannerheim was a Finnish noblewoman, known as the first wife of Count Carl Robert Mannerheim. She was also the mother o ...

Members of the Kagaali at Träskända Manor on 10 April 1903. P. E. Svinhufvud stands in the doorway, Eero Erkko second from the right, Ernst Estlander with his arms folded and Theodor Homén with his ...

On the north shore of Lake Laatokka lies the busy sawmill town of Sortavala, strategically as important a town as there is in all of Finland. Sortavala is the junction of two railroads, one leading ...

Rashid Nurgaliyev pointed out that, on July 8, 1941, one day before the beginning of the Finnish offensive north of Lake Ladoga, Carl Gustaf Mannerheim issued the order number 132, its fourth clause ...