Signalen, a prominent newspaper in Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland, was founded in 1887 by Swedish-speaking Finns advocating for cultural and political representation. Over the years, it has become a leading voice championing minority rights and promoting Swedish language education, providing diverse content that includes local news, cultural commentary, and in-depth analyses of social issues. Renowned for its rigorous journalism and commitment to accuracy, Signalen has influenced public opinion and fostered community engagement within the Swedish-speaking population. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of Signalen starting 1880, with a total of 3,444 scans available. These historical editions may include mentions of significant figures and events, along with personal stories from your own family history. Explore this valuable resource to connect with the past and uncover the rich heritage of the Swedish-speaking community in Finland.