Literature
- Risto Niku: Ministeri Ritavuoren murha. Helsinki: Edita Publishing Oy, 2004. ISBN 951-37-4146-X.
- Timo Hänninen: Myytti poliittisesta murhasta. 1995. Master's Thesis, University of Helsinki Faculty of Governmental Sciences.
- Tuomo Silenti: Ritavuoren murha. 1995. Master's Thesis, University of Helsinki Faculty of History.
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