Raja-Karjala, established in 1906 by prominent figures in the Karelian Finnish community, is a historic newspaper based in Sortavala, Finland. Initially founded to cater to the Finnish-speaking population, it has evolved into a vital platform for local news, cultural commentary, and community events, playing a significant role in promoting Finnish heritage and regional identity during critical historical periods. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Raja-Karjala from Sortavala and Viipuri starting 1906, with a total of 2,392 scans available. These archives offer a unique glimpse into the past, featuring mentions of historical figures, events, and even stories about your own family history. With a reputation for accuracy and community-focused journalism, Raja-Karjala remains an essential resource. Dive into the history today and uncover the legacy that has shaped the region.