Treaty ends Finnish War by ceding Finland to Russia, signed in Fredrikshamn.

The Treaty of Fredrikshamn marked the end of the Finnish War between Sweden and Russia. The treaty was signed in Fredrikshamn, ceding Finland to Russia. Initially part of Sweden for over 600 years, Finland was now transferred to Russian control. The loss of Finland was a significant blow to Sweden's territory and resources. The signing of the treaty also solidified Russia's position as a dominant power in the region. The treaty included provisions for the rights of the Finnish population, ensuring they could maintain their language, religion, and laws. This event reshaped the geopolitical landscape of Northern Europe, shifting the balance of power in the region. The Treaty of Fredrikshamn had long-lasting implications for both Sweden and Russia, influencing their relationships and strategies for years to come. #TreatyofFredrikshamn #FinnishWar #Sweden #Russia #Geopolitics #NorthernEurope