Savonian national character according to google translate

[Harkonnen]

The stereotypical Savolainen is talkative, easy-going, lustful and humorous even up to false jaw. As a negative feature, perversions are associated with Savoans, although according to Anne-Maria Nupponen's dissertation, this is not real fraud [6]. Rather, Savo's twisting and turning around is often meant as humor [6] or courtesy, to avoid rudeness [7]. Social scientist Jarmo Siltaoja has suggested that Savol's joke stems from the difficult conditions in Savo, where farmers have alleviated their adversity with humor [8]. "Is there an emergency in this hustle and bustle and not a lack of hunger," Savolainen may have healed the rumors when asked [7]. Savolan's conversational skills are perhaps the reason for the fact that the role of a "little man" or leader is well suited to Savolainen [8].

Stereotyyppinen savolainen on puhelias, leppoisa, lupsakka ja humoristinen jopa vääräleukaisuuteen asti. Kielteisenä piirteenä savolaisiin liitetään kierous, joskin Anne-Maria Nupposen väitöstutkimuksen mukaan kyseessä ei ole varsinainen petollisuus[6]. Pikemminkin savolainen kiertely ja kaartelu asian ympärillä on usein tarkoitettu huumoriksi[6] tai kohteliaisuudeksi, tylyyden välttämiseksi[7]. Yhteiskuntatieteilijä Jarmo Siltaoja on esittänyt savolaisen vitsikkyyden kumpuavan Savon vaikeista olosuhteista, joissa maanviljelijät ovat keventäneet vastoinkäymisiään huumorilla[8]. "Hätäkö tässä elläessä, eijoo vilun eikä nälän puutetta", on savolainen saattanut letkauttaa kuulumisia kysyttäessä[7]. Savolainen keskustelutaito on kenties taustalla siihen, että "piälysmiehen" eli johtajan rooli sopii savolaiselle hyvin[8].

[Harkonnen]

[Komintasavalta]

By googling for "site:runeberg.org savolaiset", I found an encyclopedia published in 1916 with an anthropological description of Savonians (http://runeberg.org/tieto/8/0470.html):



Out of the three forward-facing photos, I think the guy in the bottom right corner has the clearest-looking eyes, even though he also has the highest orbits. However he also has the widest and most depressed nasal root, which is often associated with higher orbits (like among some fat people and Mongoloids).

The image above says that the average height among conscripts was 166.5 cm among Savonians and 167.8 cm among Tavastians. Lundman wrote that average adult male height was about 166 cm for his Savolaxid type and about 170 cm for his Tavastid type (https://www.theapricity.com/snpa/rastyper-04.htm).

You can translate the image above via OCR using Yandex Translate: https://translate.yandex.ru/ocr.