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819: 129: 959: 1054:. About 2,000 men were forcibly enlisted in the Russian army, but many women and children were also abducted as serfs or sex slaves by Russian officers, who in some cases sold them on to the Crimean slave trade; about 4,600 people, the majority of whom were children, were abducted from Ostrobothnia and Eastern Finland. Many of the Swedish citizens captured and sold by Russian soldiers ended up via the Crimean slave trade in the slave market of 79: 38: 1009:
zone, several hundred kilometres wide, was created by the Russians to hinder Swedish counter-offensives. At least 5,000 Finns were killed and some 10,000 taken away as slaves, of whom only a few thousand would ever return. According to more recent research, the number of casualties would have been
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Mothers and fathers were tortured in front of their children and vice versa. Finns were hanged by their wrists with their hands behind their backs and exposed to freezing cold temperatures. Another commonly used torture method was to bake them in ovens. When a man named Esko Juhonpoika Eskonsipo
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to Persia and the Middle East, where blonde people were exotic; between 20,000 and 30,000 people are estimated to have been abducted and about a quarter of the Finnish farm houses were reportedly empty at the end of the occupation. Between 10,000 and 20,000 people were taken to serve as slave
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in 1716, only a few of his acquaintances were alive, and "they were also tortured until they were weak". He found the corpses of children as well as tortured people languishing in pain, eventually dying from their injuries. According to Professor
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multiple times and later underwent worse torture in 1716. The peasants were stripped naked and whipped with lead-tipped knotted whips. On some occasions they were made to stand naked in the snow, their backs burned with
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closer to 20,000. Recent research also estimates the number of enslaved children and women to have been closer to 30,000. The most severe of these massacres took place on 29 September 1714, when during one night, the
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in 1710, ultimately seizing the city, and by 1712 had already started their first campaign to capture Finland, which ended in failure. A more organised campaign, beginning in 1713, succeeded at the
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against the Russians, and as retaliation, the Finnish peasants were forced to pay large contributions to them, as was the custom at the time. Plundering and raping were widespread, especially in
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forced both the Swedish fleet and army to largely abandon Finland in late 1714. As a result of the conflict, large areas of Swedish land were destroyed by the Russians, including the city of
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The main reason for the torture was to get information about Finns' money stashes. Finns were forced to reveal the caches, and afterwards they were usually killed.
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It took several decades for the Finnish population and economy to recover after the peace in 1721. At that point, Finland was scourged again during the
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with axes. Thousands fled to the relative safety of Sweden with the poorer peasants hiding in the woods to avoid the occupiers and their
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in February 1714 with a decisive Russian victory. Swedish efforts to hinder the Russian advance by blockading the coastal sea route at
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Cossack Stones were laid when a Cossack has given orders of destruction, or when a Cossack was shot or killed by the Finnish.
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The Russian military abducted and enslaved a number of people, many of whom were trafficked via Russia and the
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and drove defending Swedes away from the coast. The Swedish army in Finland was defeated at the
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into wasteland, making the conditions impossible for the Swedish army to live in. In
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In addition, Finland was struck—as were most other Baltic nations at the time—by the
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dominated by the Russian invasion and subsequent military occupation of
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and in communities near the major roads. Churches were looted and
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was appointed the governor of Finland. Finns began waging
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Finland was left largely to fend for itself after the
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Great Northern War
1st Tönning
Reinbek
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1st Riga
Varja
1st Narva
DĂĽna
Rauge
Erastfer
Hummelshof
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