VÀinö Linna
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Finnish literaturePostwar poetry and proseâŠnarrative style was retained by VĂ€inö Linna, whose novel Tuntemation sotilas (1954; The Unknown Soldier), a depiction of the War of Continuation, initially caused an uproar, only to become one of the most widely read novels in Finland. Its characters were for decades widely known by name in Finland, becauseâŠ
Read MoreâŠnarrative style was retained by VĂ€inö Linna, whose novel Tuntemation sotilas (1954; The Unknown Soldier), a depiction of the War of Continuation, initially caused an uproar, only to become one of the most widely read novels in Finland. Its characters were for decades widely known by name in Finland, becauseâŠ
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FinlandLiteratureVĂ€inö Linna, a leading postwar writer, became known for his war novel Tuntematon soltilas (1954; The Unknown Soldier) and for the trilogy TÀÀllĂ€ PohjantĂ€hden alla (1959â62; Under the North Star). Other novelists have written in shorter forms, but the broad epic has remained popular, particularlyâŠ
Read MoreVĂ€inö Linna, a leading postwar writer, became known for his war novel Tuntematon soltilas (1954; The Unknown Soldier) and for the trilogy TÀÀllĂ€ PohjantĂ€hden alla (1959â62; Under the North Star). Other novelists have written in shorter forms, but the broad epic has remained popular, particularlyâŠ
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