Kansan Ystävä, founded in 1902 by Finnish-Swedish socialists, has been a pivotal publication in Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland, for over a century. Initially aimed at the working class, it evolved into a leading voice for social and political issues, celebrating milestones such as its advocacy for labor rights and significant contributions to Finnish democracy. The newspaper, known for its commitment to accurate reporting, offers a diverse range of content focusing on social justice and community interests. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Kansan Ystävä starting 1876, with a total of 1,188 scans available. This resource invites you to explore historical figures and events that may connect to your own family history, allowing for a deeper understanding of Finland's past. Search through these valuable archives and uncover the stories that shaped your community and country.