''Pieni tietosanakirja'' ("The Small Encyclopedia") (1925-1928), published by
Otava in four volumes, was the second Finnish-language encyclopedia. It followed the earlier, eleven-volume ''
Tietosanakirja''.
Being published more than 70 years ago,
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considers the original edition of ''Pieni tietosanakirja'' to be in the public domain,
''Pieni tietosanakirja''
at Project Runeberg
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though this interpretation is contested by the letter of the relevant law.
Otava also released two updated versions of the book, the first in 1952, the second in 1958–1959, both in four volumes.
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Finnish-language encyclopedias
Finnish non-fiction books
1925 non-fiction books
Otava (publisher) books
20th-century encyclopedias
Finnish encyclopedias
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