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Flying the flag in Tähtitorninmäki

Flying the flag in Tähtitorninmäki
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A black and white photo with a flagpole flying the Finnish flag in the middle and a crowd gathered around it.
Midsummer had already been the Day of the Finnish Flag in the 1920s, but the day was not made official until 1934. This photo is from 1933.
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The Finnish Heritage Agency / Pietinen

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Pietinen

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Historian kuvakokoelma Museovirasto
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