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(Did you mean the [[Finland (Warman)|fanzine]]?) | (Did you mean the [[Finland (Warman)|fanzine]]?) | ||
| − | The first Finnish sf-club, the [[Turku SF Society | + | The first Finnish sf-club, the [[Turun SF-Seura]] (Turku SF Society), was founded in January 1976. They also launched the first Finnish fanzine; ''[[Spin]]''. |
| − | + | Finnish fans have run [[Finncon]] since 1986, [[Farmertacon]] in 1992, [[Åcon]] since 2007, [[Archipelacon]] in 2015 and hosted [[Worldcon 75]] in [[Helsinki]] in 2017. | |
| − | {{locale | + | See the article ''[[Widening the Available Coasts - Science Fiction Fandom in Finland]]''. |
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| + | See also [[Scandinavia]], [[Fandom Outside Angloparlantia]]. | ||
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[[Category:europe]] | [[Category:europe]] | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 24 March 2021
(Did you mean the fanzine?)
The first Finnish sf-club, the Turun SF-Seura (Turku SF Society), was founded in January 1976. They also launched the first Finnish fanzine; Spin.
Finnish fans have run Finncon since 1986, Farmertacon in 1992, Åcon since 2007, Archipelacon in 2015 and hosted Worldcon 75 in Helsinki in 2017.
See the article Widening the Available Coasts - Science Fiction Fandom in Finland.
See also Scandinavia, Fandom Outside Angloparlantia.
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