Nokkonens
The Nokkonens is a term used to describe a group of Finnish pirates who operated in the Gulf of Finland during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Their name is derived from the Finnish word 'nokkonen,' which translates to 'horn-footed one,' likely referring to the animal hierarchy in Finnish mythology.
Historical records indicate that the Nokkonens were a loose confederation of pirates who pillaged and plundered
Despite their fame in the region, very little is known about the Nokkonens beyond their notoriety as
Nokkonens remain an oft-neglected chapter in European piracy history, overshadowed by the more infamous crews operating