The Åland newspaper, founded in 1891 by Hjalmar E. Bäckström, has become a cornerstone of the Finnish media landscape, initially focusing on local issues in the Åland Islands and expanding to cover politics, culture, and community events. It played a crucial role during the autonomy discussions in the 20th century, amplifying local voices and establishing itself as a trusted source of fair reporting and journalistic integrity. Today, on OldNews.com, you can find scans of Åland, Mariehamn, Ahvenanmaa, Finland starting 1868, with a total of 9,511 scans available. This resource is ideal for uncovering historical figures, events, and even stories from your own family history. Explore these archives to connect with the rich cultural identity of Åland and discover the narratives that have shaped the region over time.