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Finnish and Baltic Migrants as Refugees
This chapter examines Finnish and Baltic forced migrants during the Great Northern War through the concept of the refugee, focusing on diction, narrative, and reception. Migrants themselves adopted the term ‘refugee’, drawing on a contemporary European discourse strongly associated with religious pe
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