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US Embassy in Petrograd staff Finland 1918

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English: In March 1918, staff of the US Embassy in Petrograd was evacuated to Sweden via Finland. The officers crossed the Civil War frontline in the Lampaluoto Island, Pori, Finland in 24 March 1918.
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Source Hyytinen, Harri: "Suomen tie itsenäisyyteen: vapaussodan ratkaisutaistelut", p. 154. Helsinki: Books on Demand, 2018. ISBN 978-952-80373-0-9.
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