Iltapuhde, established in 1880 in Hamina, Finland, was founded by the influential publisher and journalist V. K. E. Alander. Initially serving the local Swedish-speaking population, it evolved into a vital source of information and discourse throughout the region. Over the years, Iltapuhde has maintained a strong reputation for its comprehensive coverage of local news, culture, and politics, with insightful editorial pieces and community engagement initiatives that cemented its status as a trusted voice in Finnish journalism. Today, you can discover scans of Iltapuhde on OldNews.com, including 848 scans starting from 1899. This rich archive provides not only a glimpse into the publication's historical significance but also mentions of historical figures and events that may connect to your own family history. Explore these old newspapers to deepen your understanding of the past and to uncover stories that shaped the media landscape of Viipuri and beyond.