The unidentified remains of 26 Finnish soldiers killed in the Winter War (1939-1940) and the Continuation War (1941-1944) ...

Finland expects a Russian military build up on its borders after the war in Ukraine ends, the Guardian reported on May 21.

Twenty-six unidentified Finnish soldiers killed in WWII-era conflicts were laid to rest in Lappeenranta on the national ...

Though Finland had allied with Nazi Germany soon after Operation Barbarossa began, in what is called the Continuation War, the Finns were not quite enthusiastic about participating in Hitler’s ...

1941-44 - The Continuation War: conflict between Finland and the Soviet Union during World War Two, ends in an armistice and Finland having to pay reparations. 1948 - Finland signs friendship ...

Memories of the "Winter War" and the "Continuation War" between Finland and the Soviet Union 1939-1944 By Monica Hills On November 30th 1939, the Soviet Union declared war on Finland by ...

About 11% of Finnish territory on the eastern border of the country, including much prime agricultural land, was ceded to the Soviet Union as a result of the Winter War and Continuation War.

After he had some time to recover, he volunteered for service in the Finnish “Continuation War” against the Soviet Union in the summer of 1941. However, the Finnish Army denied his application ...

Though Finland had allied with Nazi Germany soon after Operation Barbarossa began, in what is called the Continuation War, the Finns were not quite enthusiastic about participating in Hitler’s ...

particularly because of the paradox in which Jewish soldiers in the Finnish army fought alongside their country’s German cobelligerents in the Continuation War against the Soviet Union from 1941-44.

the 1941-1944 Continuation War, too. The Winter War is relatively forgotten in the United States, but certainly not in Finland. Eight decades later, it remains one of Finland’s finest hours.