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The Mannerheim statue is the iconic statue of the Helsinki base. Mannerheim is the highest-ranking soldier in Finnish military history. His final rank was "Finnish Field Marshal". He also served as the country's regent (1918-1919) and the first Six presidents (1944 to 1946).
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The Mannerheim statue is the iconic statue of the Helsinki base. Mannerheim is the highest-ranking soldier in Finnish military history. His final rank was "Finnish Field Marshal". He also served as the country's regent (1918-1919) and the first Six presidents (1944 to 1946).
The Mannerheim statue is the iconic statue of the Helsinki base. Mannerheim is the highest-ranking soldier in Finnish military history. His final rank was "Finnish Field Marshal". He also served as the country's regent (1918-1919) and the first Six presidents (1944 to 1946). It's easy to find on the street, the attractions are not big, but the surrounding shopping malls and streets are good.
Is this sculpture amazing? This time in Northern Europe recorded the glory and glory of war.
The city is not big, but the scenery is beautiful, quiet and quiet. It is suitable to cultivate sentiment and purify the irritable mood of the metropolis. The consumption is a bit expensive, and the others are good and worth visiting.
The bronze statue of Mannerheim stands in front of the Museum of Contemporary Art and will pass by on the way to the Parliament. He was the former President of Finland and the commanding army of Finland in World War II. The owner of this bronze statue remembers this hero.