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Correction: Finland-Military-Swastika story

In a story published Aug. 29, 2025, about Finland's air force still flying swastikas on some unit flags, The Associated Press erroneously spelled the name of a University of Helsinki professor quoted in the story
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GENEVA (AP) — In a story published Aug. 29, 2025, about Finland’s air force still flying swastikas on some unit flags, The Associated Press erroneously spelled the name of a University of Helsinki professor quoted in the story. It is correctly spelled Teivo Teivainen.

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