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Country's presentation : socials rituals

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FINNISH CUSTOMS The Finns rarely start up a conversation with strangers, unless a particularly strong impulse prompts it.  They usually remain silent in the metro, the bus or the tram.  This is very different from the French habit of talking most of the time ! The Finns are also more reserved than the French. They never kiss each-other when they meet and always keep a certain distance. Alcoholic drinks are fairly expensive in Finland and their purchase by young people has been limited according to age. You must be 20 years old to buy strong alcohol. In Finland you cannot buy alcoholic drinks in supermarkets, except for beer or cider, but you must show your identity card to the cashier.  If you want to buy other alcoholic drinks, you have to go to a liquor store that is called "Alko". Conversely, it is possible to buy cigarettes in supermarkets. You will just be asked what kind of cigarette   at the cash-desk.    The ...
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Country's presentation : Geopolitics

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Here's a little presentation from the Finnish government and of the country's politics Indeed, it is very important to take an interest in the political system of the country you're spending several months in.                                             The Finnish Government The Finnish Government is the executive branch and cabinet of Finland, which directs the politics of Finland and is the main source of legislation proposed to the Parliament. The Government has collective ministerial responsibility and represents Finland in the Council of the European Union. In the incumbent Marin Cabinet, the Government comprises 19 ministers leading 12 ministries. Majority coalition governments have become the foundation of the Finnish Government; apart from a few historical exceptions, a Government is usually assembled by the...
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Country's presentation : the history

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THE HISTORY      Finland under the domination of Sweden and Russia Finland belonged to Sweden for 600 years, from the Middle-Ages until the early 19th century. Several wars between Sweden and Russia were held in Finland during this period in order to take control of the country. In 1809, all of Finland came under the reign of Russia when Russia was victorious over Sweden. Finland was still autonomous but the king, however, was the Russian Tsar. The independence of Finland Finland broke away from Russia when the Finnish parliament approved the Declaration of Independence on December 6 th , 1917. Finland became an independent country then. A year later, in 1918, a civil war broke out in Finland between the Reds, who represented the workers and the whites, composed of the middle-class and the farmers. This war ended in May 1918 with the defeat of the Reds.  Independent Finland became a republic whose president was elected for a term of...
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