nivelliikkeen
The nivelliikkeen, often translated as "leveling movement" or "leveling campaign," refers to a period of intense ideological and political reform in Finland during the late 1920s and early 1930s. It was characterized by a strong emphasis on national unity, order, and a perceived need to combat perceived threats to the Finnish state and its values. This movement emerged in the aftermath of Finland's civil war and amidst a turbulent European political climate.
Key figures associated with the nivelliikkeen advocated for a more authoritarian style of governance, believing that
The movement's proponents often expressed concerns about communism and other leftist ideologies, viewing them as divisive