The Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland was not the last time Stalin tried to conquer Russia’s tiny neighbor. Although the Red Army was repelled, Finland’s losses were immense. The second Soviet offensive, in 1944, was even more amazing: the Finnish Army had become outdated while the Red Army was battle-hardened and better armed. And still, Finland remained unconquered… | Sunday Roast

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