19th century ostrobothniaThe rest was the unifying ties with provinces in south have. Large forest surrounding the watershed in Suomenselkä southeast constituted a natural border, and Ostrobothnia dropped more often than it was implied in the then - Finland concept. When the Russian occupying power in 1716 issued a proclamation addressed to all who lived in the "Principality of Finland, and Austria båtenska Provinciën ", something that should not be taken as evidence that the temporary rulers were poorly informed about conditions. It is rather the opposite applies. Man traveled "between Finland and Ostrobothnia" or moved from Ostrobothnia "to Finland or Sweden." The "East Sweden "consisted of" Finland with Ostrobothnia ". The upsaliensiske scientists Olof Rudbeck mud source is Vasa in 1695 and for Ostrobothnian capital city of Turku Finland. |
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