tiivistymien
Tiivistymiset refer to a type of socialist juvenile organization that originated in Finland during the 1920s and 1930s. The name is derived from the Finnish term for "unionization" or "consolidation," reflecting the organization's goal of uniting young people under a common ideology.
Tiivistymiset were a radical socialist youth movement that emerged in response to the perceived shortcomings of
Membership in tiivistymiset was typically open to individuals aged 13 to 18, with some groups also accepting
One of the key characteristics of tiivistymiset was their decentralization and lack of formal leadership structures.
While the tiivistymiyet movement was significant in its time, its impact on Finnish politics and society is