Helsinki – Shangri-La

• 1. Estonians are the second largest immigrant group in Finland. A lot of the time Estonian migrant workers are employed because they work for lower salaries.
• 2. Lepakko (literally meaning 'Bat') was a former warehouse that functioned as a temporary shelter for alcoholics and later as an important youth hangout spot. The building was demolished in 1999.
• 3. The VR warehouses were destroyed in a fire in 2006.
• 4. Finnish Protection Service OY
• 5. Johanna Tukiainen used to be a controversial media personality, most known from a scandal concerning her and then-foreign minister Ilkka Kanerva. The reference to farming subsidies is a pun on her name, since an agricultural subsidy is called maatalous*tuki* in Finnish.
• 6. A Finnish gossip magazine.
• 7. A Finnish philanthropist known for helping the poor and homeless. Deceased in 2005.
• 8. Police officers of Helsinki anti-drugs police who were suspected of illegal buy-and-busts in 2007.
• 9. Referring to the 2001 Lahti World Ski Championship doping scandal, six Finnish skiers tested positive for doping.
• 10. National Bureau of Investigation
• A right-wing politician of the Finns Party.
• 12. An Austrian right-wing politician.
• 13. Perpetrator in the 2007 Jokela school shooting.
• 14. Anne Holmlund worked as the interior minister of Finland during both of the shootings mentioned. Despite of the shootings, the government still wanted to reserve the right for people aged 15 to 18 to buy and bear arms for hunting.
• 15. Matti Saari was the perpetrator in the 2008 Kauhajoki school shooting. The combined death count of both of the school shootings was 20, including both of the perpetrators.