Keksijän voitto: Romaani

audiobook

Keksijän voitto: Romaani

by Väinö Airola

FI·~5 hours·35 chapters

Chapters

35 total
1

I OSA - I.

3:26
2

II.

9:33
3

III.

11:56
4

IV.

6:46
5

V.

4:53
6

VI.

9:00
7

VII.

8:00
8

VIII.

2:10
9

IX.

13:13
10

X.

4:45

Description

A restless fourteen‑year‑old named Anton finds himself tangled in a puzzling situation at a bustling factory. An electrical telegram addressed to “engineer Penttilä” lands on his desk, yet no one at the plant knows anyone by that name. Driven by curiosity, Anton offers to finance the investigation, only to discover that the note contains far less than the answers he hoped for, leaving both him and the enigmatic Aapeli Penttilä uneasy.

Penttilä, a quiet man with a reputation for odd jobs, has spent years nurturing a secret invention: a dry electric accumulator. After finally securing patents across Europe and the United States, he receives an unexpected summons from the foreign ministry, hinting that his creation might finally attract the attention it deserves. Yet the path from patent to production is riddled with financial hurdles and skeptical financiers.

The story follows Anton’s growing fascination with Penttilä’s world and the inventor’s relentless struggle to turn a groundbreaking idea into reality, all set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing industrial Finland.

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Language

fi

Duration

~5 hours (300K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Tapio Riikonen

Release date

2012-12-31

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Väinö Airola

1888–1931

A Finnish banker, local civic leader, and novelist, he is remembered today for Keksijän voitto (1922), an early Finnish science-fiction novel built around invention, technology, and political upheaval. His work offers a striking glimpse of how modern ideas and anxieties were entering Finnish fiction in the early 20th century.

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