What year did Finland declare independence?
1917
1918
1939
1944
Answer
Finland declared independence in 1917, marking a significant turning point in its history. Prior to this, Finland had been an autonomous Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire. The declaration of independence was a culmination of growing nationalist sentiments and a desire for self-determination among the Finnish people. It paved the way for Finland to establish its own sovereign government and embark on a new era of independence and nation-building.
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