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.

The second Soviet Finnish War, or the “Continuation War”, would continue until Sept. 19, 1944. In that time, the Finns developed a sniper (and counter-sniper) doctrine of their own.

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.

Finland allied with Nazi Germany while fighting the Soviets first in the Winter War, as the Soviets invaded in 1939, then during the Continuation War, an offensive advance by Finland and Nazi ...

The second, which Korpi may have sat out, was the Continuation War, where Finns formed an alliance with the Nazis to fight Soviet aggression, but kept their democracy intact.

Lead the scarce Finnish forces through the Winter War, Continuation War, and Lapland War. Save your country’s very existence from the Red Menace. Niet Molotoff!

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.