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Finland timeline
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Tribes speaking Finno-Ugric languages are by now settled around the northeast of the Baltic, in modern Estonia and Finland
1323
A treaty divides Finland between two powerfully competitive neighbours, Sweden and Novgorod
1581
Finland is granted the status of a separate grand duchy within the realm of Sweden
1617
The treaty of Stolbova brings into Swedish hands the coast round the Gulf of Finland, ending Russian access to the Baltic
1808
Russia, after winning much of Finland from Sweden during the previous century, invades again in 1808
1809
In the Treaty of Hamina (or Fredrikshamn), Sweden cedes Finland to Russia as an autonomous grand duchy
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