Finnish White government

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The Finnish White government was the anti-socialist, nationalist-led authority that controlled the non-socialist side during the Finnish Civil War of 1918.

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Finnish White government canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf counter-revolutionary government
provisional government
alsoKnownAs Finnish Senate
surface form: Vaasa Senate

White Senate
capital Vaasa NERFINISHED
commanderInChiefAlly Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim
conflict Finnish Civil War
country Finland
endedBecauseOf victory of White side in Finnish Civil War
endTime 1918-05
establishedAfter independence of Finland from Russia
followedBy post-war Finnish government
goal defeat of socialist revolution in Finland
establishment of non-socialist order in Finland
governmentType bourgeois government
headOfGovernment P. E. Svinhufvud
surface form: Pehr Evind Svinhufvud
historicalRegion Northern Europe
ideology Finnish nationalism
anti-socialism
language Finnish
Swedish
leader P. E. Svinhufvud
surface form: Pehr Evind Svinhufvud
legalBasisClaim continuation of the lawful Senate appointed under the Grand Duchy of Finland
legitimacyClaim legal government of Finland
locationOfFormation Vaasa NERFINISHED
mainOpponent Reds
militaryForce White Army of Finland
surface form: Finnish White Army

White Guard
notableEvent cooperation with German intervention forces in 1918
coordination of White military operations in 1918
opposedBy Red Guards
surface form: Red Guard
opposedTo Finnish Red government
partOf history of Finland
history of the Finnish Civil War
policy repression of socialist organizations
politicalPosition right-wing
precededBy Finnish Senate
surface form: Senate of Finland (pre-civil war)
recognizedBy German Empire
Sweden
resultOf political polarization in Finland after 1917
sideInConflict Whites
startTime 1918-01
supportedBy German Empire
territorialControl non-socialist-controlled areas of Finland
timePeriod early 1918
typeOfState de facto authority
usedSymbol Finnish national flag (blue cross on white)

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Red Guards of Finland opposedTo Finnish White government