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Viipuri

American  
[vee-poo-ri] / ˈvi pʊ rɪ /

noun

  1. Finnish name of Vyborg.


Viipuri British  
/ ˈviːpuri /

noun

  1. the Finnish name for Vyborg

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Born June 23, 1937, in the eastern town of Viipuri, which is now in Russia, Ahtisaari was a primary school teacher before joining Finland’s Foreign Ministry in 1965.

From Seattle Times Oct. 16, 2023

Ahtisaari was born in 1937 in Viipuri, now part of Russia, and his family was forced to flee when Soviet forces attacked when he was two.

From Reuters Oct. 16, 2023

To the north and west of Viipuri civilians were cleared out of towns and villages, while the Army began preparing new positions between the Isthmus and Helsinki.

From Time Magazine Archive

Against the 10,000 volunteers who have joined the Finns, at least 17,000 Finns have been killed in the battle of Viipuri.

From Time Magazine Archive

Back in Viipuri, Violinist Haitto was walking to school one day when he heard an air-raid alarm.

From Time Magazine Archive

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