MyHeritage offers FREE search of Danish and Finnish information. Ends May 12.

Question

The links:

Denmark

Finland

Ends May 12, So hurry!

Answer 1

Thank You for telling I will certainly look into it

Answer 2

That's cool. There are a number of notables who need to be connected to the main tree, and those sources might help:

• Toivo Paloposki (thread)
• Urko Kekkonen (thread)
• Hans Christian Andersen
• Jean Sibelius 

Comments

I will eventually take care of the Finnish profiles. They are on my to do list. As I mentioned below, I am more comfortable using the national archive's primary sources.

Answer 3

It is always free to research in Danmark and Finland. For instance
www.ddd.dda.dk    www.historie-online.dk/slaegtsforskning.htm
www.ddd.dda.dk    www.nsdb.dk   http://findengrav.dk    www.landsarkivetkbh.dk/oresund/slaegt/text/linksse/index.htm 
and Finland
www.pronto.com    www.zapmeta.se  www.izito.se

As Finland many years belonged to Sweden you can find nobles in
 www.riddarhuset.se

You don´t go through My heritage.

Comments

So there is absolutely no possibility that MyHeritage could know something that the others don't ?

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I tried a search for president Kekkonen that is mentioned above and all I got was family trees. Not a single source. I will rather keep to the Finnish (and Danish) national archives that provide most of the digitized primary sources for free.

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Here's what you need for research in Finland,

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Finland_Project_Reliable_Sources

and some online books:

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:List_of_online_genealogical_books

The book page is a work in progress and you are welcome to add any genealogical books related to Scandinavian families that you find online for free.