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Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic
The Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic; the more commonly used name Red Finland, was a short-lived precursor of a Finnish socialist state. It was outlined during the Finnish Civil War, on 29 January 1918 by the Finnish People's Delegation, the Reds and Red Guards of the Finnish Social Democratic Party, after the socialist revolution of 26 January 1918 in Finland.
==Aims==
Red Finland/FSWR was an attempt to establish a socialist nation, based on the legacy of Scandinavian-Finnish culture, socialist ideas originating from Central Europe and Finnish nationalism, including plans to expand the Finnish territory. The political visions included principles of democracy, but as Red Finland was primarily the formation of revolution and civil war, the acts of violence and warfare were emphasized in the policy. The Red Guards included a minor faction of Finnish Bolsheviks who supported association of FSWR to Soviet Russia. FSWR/Red Finland never gained a true status and form of state and republic as the Reds lost the Civil War on 5 May 1918.〔The name ''FSWR'' for ''Red Finland'' was proposed by V.I. Lenin during negotiations for Finnish-Russian Red Treaty of 1 March 1918, , , , , , , 〕
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