Memorial to Finnish Jaegers in Klapkalnciems
Memorialinis vieta

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Monuments of Finland "Jegers"
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 Slokas-Talsu šoseja, starp Ragaciemu un Klapkalnciemu, Engures pag., Tukuma novads, Latvija
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Panaudoti šaltiniai ir literatūra:

Ciganovs, J. The course of Finnish Jaegers in Latvia. Guardian of the Fatherland, February 2018. Available: http://doc.mod.gov.lv/lv/ts/2018/2/30/ [accessed on February 17, 2021].

Lismanis, J. In Memory of Battles and Fallen Soldiers: 1915-1920. Riga: Nims, 1999.

 

Susijusi istorija

About Finnish Jaegers in Latvia

The history of Finnish Jaegers is interesting because it is extremely similar to the fate of Latvian soldiers in World War I and its great role in the formation of the nation state. For the Finns, World War I also provided an opportunity to lay the foundations for Finland's independence and the creation of its army. The source describes an event when a monument to Finnish Jaegers is unveiled in Latvia.

 
Consecration of the Finnish Jaeger flag at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Liepaja

The first flag of the Independent Finland was consecrated in 1918 in Liepaja, at the Holy Trinity Church, where the Finnish Jägers took an oath of allegiance to the legitimate government of Independent Finland before going home.