Rajavahti, founded in 1918 by prominent figures in the Finnish-Karelian community of Sortavala and Viipuri, has long been a cornerstone of regional journalism. Originally established to meet the informational needs of the Finnish population in these areas, the newspaper has grown to encompass a wide range of topics, including local news, cultural events, and social issues. Renowned for its investigative reporting and community engagement, Rajavahti has solidified its reputation as a trusted source of information, highlighted by its coverage of important historical events. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Rajavahti from Sortavala and Viipuri, Finland, starting 1906, with a total of 2,363 scans available. This platform invites you to explore historical figures and events, potentially uncovering stories linked to your own family history. Discover how Rajavahti encapsulates the rich heritage of the region and start your search today.