The History of wars in Europe was caused by dictators who fought over ego status, territory, political power, or an ideological Worldview. The warring nations of Europe did not have a coherent Worldview, so they fought over their Worldview by being the most dominant over others. It was as base and primitive as the law of the jungle. The winners used Victors justice to prop up their human man-made ideological, or totalitarian Worldview.
They were not considering the God given Holy Jewish Scripture narrative from over 3460 years ago at Mount Sinai, where Moses received revelation from the Creator of Life. .
The dictators of Europe refused to submit to an original God given True Worldview, with the Natural Laws that were established by the Creator of life at the beginning of time.
The effort required to throw off an existed Worldview of a legitimate rule of law government and to replace with illegitimate government required an enormous amount of militant brute force. Undermined by civil unrest, political agitators, political divisions, anarchy, and moral decay.
A void in the understanding of what a legitimate correct exclusive Worldview is on the planet earth, for moral people, made in the image of God. The void allows pariah dictators to move in and take over a society with a False Worldview. The Classic biblical Worldview overthrow is precisely what happened in Russia, early 1917.
Millions of Human casualties in Russia from a stable Monarchy Worldview overthrow
Enormous irruption to the entire Russian country, human losses between 7-12 million.
The Bolsheviks also had a Worldview, Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, and Joseph Stalin had their man-centered Worldviews. They did battle for over 20 years to overthrow the ruling government of Russia and put in place their Political agenda-driven Communist Worldview.
The Nordic peoples had a healthy fear and respect for life. Born and raised in the Natural State, they were organically inspired and awed by the continually changing intrinsic qualities of the natural living environments with unique fauna and flora.
The people of the land had a relationship with the natural environment. Human food and shelter needs were plentiful under their comfortable pace of life. People had to use their wits to survive, gather, fish, hunt, build shelters, store firewood, and forage the forests for berries with the changing seasons.
Beginning of the 14 century, the Moscow Kremlin became a cultural center. Over the next 400 years, Russia grew bigger by invading the territory of indigenous people’s land. North, East, and Westward expansion. The Russian bear was never content or satisfied by the expansion rate; they continued to invade and occupy territory Westwards and expand their military dominance.
The Suomi people found themselves between a rock and a hard place after several thousand years of peace in the State of Nature. Finland people were affected by the eleven wars that were fought between Sweden and Russia from the early 12 century onward.
The young men of Finland were also conscripted into Swedish armies. Back and forth, the armies of Sweden marched East over the Finland territory to the Karelian Isthmus. Later it was the Russian armies that marched Westwards over the Neva River and to the territory of Finland, subjugating the people of Ingria and Karelian Finns under the Russian rule.
The armies of Tsar Alexander I conquered Finland.
In 1809 a pledge of allegiance to Alexander I of Russia and the Grand Duchy of Finland was setup.
Some 100 years later, the anarchy was started in Russia by the Bolsheviks, which led to the Russian Civil war. The anarchy and chaos spilled over territory borders into the Baltic’s, East Europe, and Nordic Finland.
The Bolsheviks agenda-driven revolution spread like wildfire among anarchist and communist sympathizers in Russia, Europe, and Finland. The anarchy and chaos of the Russian Civil war caught on and spread hysterically across societies.
The people of Finland wanted no part in civil unrest and anarchy, so they rebelled the Bolsheviks out of Finland with the help of the German military. Independence of Finland declared in 1917.
Joseph Stalin became the head of the Soviet Union, established the Communist State Atheism in Russia 1922.
Soviet Union leaders driven by Communist ideology; they had managed to flip the legitimate rule of law government of Russia upside down on its head and replaced it with State Atheism. Not only did they enforce their political take on the rule of law, but they killed and imprisoned millions of innocent political victims. The exercise of the freedom of religion was suppressed and forbidden in the Soviet Union. Churches destroyed, books and bibles burnt, pastors, believers denied their human rights, priests, and bishops murdered or sent to prisons. It started early in the 1920s and continued until 1991.
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