Maalaiskuvia 1: Kokoelma novelleja

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Maalaiskuvia 1: Kokoelma novelleja

by Väinö Kataja

FI·~2 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

MAALAISKUVIA I

0:02

VÄINÖ KATAJA

0:03

SISÄLLYS:

0:25

OSUUSTOIMINTAA

9:38

ENSI KELILLÄ

9:02

"MAATIAISROTUINEN"

10:15

LUNTA…

5:02

VARSANÄYTTELYSSÄ

6:37

ESITELMÄ APULANNOITUKSESTA

7:26

KUN KRUUNUNORITTA HOMMATTIIN HEINÄRANNALLE

15:51

Description

The collection gathers a dozen vivid sketches of rural Finnish life at the turn of the twentieth century. From bustling cooperative meetings to quiet evenings under falling snow, each tale captures the hopes, quarrels, and simple pleasures of small‑town communities. The prose feels conversational, inviting listeners into the everyday drama of the countryside.

Among the stories you’ll meet a determined farmer rallying his neighbors to build a modern dairy, a nervous clerk confronting a bank robbery, and a charismatic speaker debating new voting laws. Humor peeks through in disputes over land placement, while more serious moments explore the impact of political change on ordinary people. The narratives balance wit with a sincere look at social progress.

Listening to these stories offers a window into a world where tradition meets modernization, and where personal ambition intertwines with communal responsibility. The vivid characters and crisp dialogue bring the era to life, making the collection a compelling portrait of a nation in transition. Ideal for anyone who enjoys historical slices of life told with warmth and insight.

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Language

fi

Duration

~2 hours (152K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2016-03-19

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Väinö Kataja

1867–1914

Known for vivid stories of northern Finnish rural life, this early 20th-century writer blended local color, nature, and everyday drama in books that once reached a wide readership. He is often remembered as one of Finland’s first major popular fiction authors.

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