asiakirjasto

Asiakirjasto, also known as the National Archives of Finland, is the central archive of Finland, responsible for the preservation and management of the country's historical records. Established in 1918, it is a government agency under the Ministry of Justice. The archives hold a vast collection of documents, including official records, personal papers, and historical materials, dating back to the Middle Ages. These records provide valuable insights into Finland's political, social, and cultural history.

The archives are located in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. They offer a variety of services to the public, including access to their collections, research facilities, and educational programs. Researchers, students, and the general public can visit the archives to explore their holdings, which span a wide range of topics such as state administration, local government, education, and industry.

Asiakirjasto plays a crucial role in preserving Finland's heritage and promoting historical awareness. It works to ensure the long-term preservation of its collections and makes them accessible to future generations. The archives also collaborate with other institutions and organizations to support research and cultural projects.