Divers say they have found the wreck of a ship carrying a valuable load of cognac and liqueurs that sank during the First World War between Finland and Sweden.

YLE News Thursday 9th February, 2012

A team of divers from the west-coast town of Rauma announced on Thursday that they had found the ship in the Gulf of Bothnia, north of the land Islands and west of Rauma. The group, Raumanmeren Hylky-Team, have not revealed a more exact location. The hulk lies at a depth of around 80 metres. The 220-tonne Swedish steamship Kyros was ca...

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