Hullu vuosi 1991

Synopsis

In 1991, the great power the Soviet Union split and ceased to exist. In the same year, Finland's economy plummeted into a historic recession. In the documentaries, Esko Aho, who became prime minister in 1991 and his contemporaries, talk about the storm that our small country experienced during that year. Editor Tapio Nurminen leads discussions about the dramatic year's consequences for today's Finland and international relations.

First Air Date: 2021-08-16

Last Air Date: 2021-09-06

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 4

Created By: Tapio Nurminen, Ilkka Saariranta

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Top Cast

Carl Bildt as Self
Horst Teltschik as Self
Anatoly Chubais as Self
Mikhail Gorbachev as Self
Boris Yeltsin as Self

Seasons

Season 1 (2021)

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Episodes:

Ep. 1: The Fall of the Soviet Union (2021-08-16)

Finland's eastern neighbor the Soviet Union was dissolved in 1991 as a result of dramatic events. Finland's prime minister at the time, Esko Aho, tells how Finland reacted when the communist superpower collapsed after a failed coup attempt. Documentary.
Ep. 2: Where Russia (2021-08-23)

30 years ago, Finland's eastern neighbor was changed as a result of dramatic events from the Soviet Union to Russia. What kind of neighbor does Finland, which has joined the EU, have now? The discussion is chaired by Tapio Nurminen.
Ep. 3: The Economy Collapses (2021-08-30)

In 1991, Finland's economy collapsed and the country drifted into a historic recession. What happened? Esko Aho, who was then prime minister, talks together with other contemporaries about the desperate attempts to slow down the fall. Documentary.
Ep. 4: The direction of the economy (2021-09-06)

In 1991, the economy of Finland which had lived beyond its means collapsed. One of the most severe recessions in the country's history began. What does the situation picture of Finland's economy look like today? Is there the same blindness in the air as in 1991? The discussion is chaired by Tapio Nurminen.