Helsingin Sanomat, founded on August 16, 1889, by Pablo Castrén, has grown to be Finland’s largest and most influential newspaper. Initially starting as a local publication, it significantly evolved after World War II, becoming a key player in Finnish media and establishing a reputation for in-depth journalism. The paper covers a diverse range of topics, including news, culture, politics, and lifestyle features, appealing to a broad audience. Renowned for its integrity and comprehensive reporting, Helsingin Sanomat is a trusted source of information that shapes public discourse in Finland. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Helsingin Sanomat from Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland, starting 1904, including 17,466 scans in total. This archive allows you to explore historical figures, events, and even traces of your own family history, inviting you to delve into the past and discover the stories that have shaped your community.