r/2westerneurope4u

I should really do work instead of editing these

Helsinki Central Railway Station (Helsingin päärautatieasema) is the main transport hub of Finland. Located at Kaivokatu 1 in the heart of the city, it serves roughly 200,000 to 240,000 people daily. Designed by Eliel Saarinen and opened in 1919, the landmark is famous for its Art Nouveau style, red granite exterior, 48-meter clock tower, and the iconic "Lantern Bearer" statues.

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The obvious answer is that he was just frankish. Meaning that both northern french and western germans (like franconians or rhinelanders) as well as belgians and dutch can claim him.

But to be honest the spiritual capital of carolingian empire was "Aachen" and modern western germany feels more like a spiritual successor than most of france in my opinion.