Grigoriy Petrov, a former priest, publisher and journalist, wrote this immortal work, which he dedicated to Finland and Johan Wilhelm Snelman, so that it could serve as an example to other countries, especially Russia. As a result, poor, arid and sparsely populated Finland rose from the ashes with the cooperation of its citizens, who were called "creators of life"; it developed rapidly in matters such as religion, language, race, education, family life and administration, and thus managed to leave all other countries behind.
It was In the Land of White Lilies that found a great resonance after Petrov's death, and it went through countless editions, especially in Bulgaria and Türkiye, so much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who was fascinated by the book from the moment he started reading it, wanted this immortal work to be included in the school curriculum.
You will witness the Finnish people, who left Sweden's rule and came under the relatively milder Russian rule, working shoulder to shoulder to find their own national identity, and you will meet the personalities of this people who have made innovations that will carry their country forward.
It was In the Land of White Lilies that found a great resonance after Petrov's death, and it went through countless editions, especially in Bulgaria and Türkiye, so much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who was fascinated by the book from the moment he started reading it, wanted this immortal work to be included in the school curriculum.
You will witness the Finnish people, who left Sweden's rule and came under the relatively milder Russian rule, working shoulder to shoulder to find their own national identity, and you will meet the personalities of this people who have made innovations that will carry their country forward.
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