Frontline Baltic: Utö Island – Military History of Finland & Russia
Оne of the most strategically important islands in the Baltic Sea. This documentary explores the forgotten military and maritime history of Utö Island, located between the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Bothnia in the Archipelago Sea of Finland. For centuries, this small island has stood at the center of naval routes, wars, and maritime disasters — from the era of the Swedish Empire and Russian Imperial expansion, through World War I and World War II, to modern-day shipping and rescue operations. Timecode: 00:00 Intro 01:26 Location 03:30 First pilots 07:15 Russo-Swedish wars 10:30 World War I 19:40 World War II 22:35 Post-war life 27:28 Shipwrecks 31:48 Epilogue Enjoy the music? Subscribe via the link below to support the channel and help us create more films: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...

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