Heimosodat

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Heimosodat refers to a series of early 20th-century military expeditions and conflicts in which Finnish volunteers sought to support kindred Finnic peoples and expand Finland’s influence in neighboring regions after independence.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Heimosodat canonical 2
Inkerin sota 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf irredentist campaign
military conflict
paramilitary operation
countryInvolved Finland
endTime early 1920s
followed Finnish Civil War
goal create a Greater Finland
expand Finland’s influence
protect Finnic minorities
hasEffect influenced Finnish–Soviet relations
shaped Finnish volunteer tradition
strengthened Finnish nationalist mythology
hasPart Aunuksen retki
Heinrichs’in retki Karjalaan
Inkerin sota
linked to: Heimosodat

Karjalan kapina 1921–1922
Latvian vapaussota
Petsamon retket
Vienan retki
Viron vapaussota
historicalPeriod interwar period
languageOfTerm Finnish
literalMeaning kindred nation wars
location Eastern Karelia
linked to: East Karelia

Estonia
Ingria
Latvia
Northwestern Russia
linked to: Northwest Russia

Petsamo
linked to: Petsamo region

White Karelia
linked to: East Karelia
motivatedBy Finnish nationalism
anti-Bolshevism
irredentism
support for kindred Finnic peoples
opponent Bolshevik forces
linked to: Red Army

Red Army units
Soviet Russia
linked to: Soviet Union
participant Estonians
Finnish volunteers
Ingrians
Jäger officers
Karelians
linked to: Finnish Karelians

Suojeluskunta members
Whites in the Russian Civil War
kindred Finnic peoples
relatedTo Russian Civil War
Treaty of Tartu
startTime 1918

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Finnish Civil War followedBy Heimosodat
Heimosodat hasPart Inkerin sota
linked to: Heimosodat