Jahtikaudella

Jahtikaudella refers to a historical period in Finland, which spans from 1917 to 1918. This time frame was marked by a brutal civil war that took place between the Red Guards, who supported the socialist government, and the Whites, who opposed it. The conflict arose from the country's struggle for independence from Russia, as well as the division between Finland's various political parties.

During the Jahtikaudella, violence raged across the country, resulting in severe suffering for civilians and considerable destruction of properties. The conflict also saw the overthrow of the provisional government and the establishment of a new conservative administration. The Jahtikaudella's end saw the defeat of the left-wing forces and the re-establishment of strong conservative rule in Finland.

The period saw significant action from key figures in Finnish history, including Mannerheim, a Finnish marshal and military leader. His leadership played a major part in the success of the White troops. Jahtikaudella is considered a pivotal moment in the formation of Finland's nation-building policies, as the events that transpired although hostile significantly contributed to the final establishment of the country's Conservative-led government.

It has been recognized in significant historic literature, with a particular focus on social, political unrest the struggle for independence faced at that time, not just in Finnish territorial but those pressing issues surrounding it internationally. This period is consistently important whenever expanding on the historical context surrounding World War I influence and post-conflict reaction of states around the global space.