Great www-site about Finland's Wars 1939-1944

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If you want to know more...

Check this out Finland's Wars 1939-1944

[Boroda]

Not a single word about occupation of Soviet Karelia including Petrozavodsk. As usual

[Fishu]

Originally posted by Boroda
Not a single word about occupation of Soviet Karelia including Petrozavodsk. As usual

Them poor soviets loosing a little bit of ground when they could've lost more, including Leningrad

[Hangtime]

Finland kicked the Bear in the balls.. and survived to smile about it.

Wooot!

WTG Finland!

[Boroda]

Originally posted by Fishu
Them poor soviets loosing a little bit of ground when they could've lost more, including Leningrad

Fishu, you still didn't buy yourself a map?

Check please, occupied territorry in Karelia was several times bigger then what you lost in 1940. Still all your attempts to cut the railway to Murmansk failed.

[Staga]

Boroda; please tell me how did Andrej Zhdanov died?

[Fishu]

Originally posted by Boroda
Fishu, you still didn't buy yourself a map?

Check please, occupied territorry in Karelia was several times bigger then what you lost in 1940. Still all your attempts to cut the railway to Murmansk failed.

Thats just too damn bad, isn't it!
Wasn't our fault you invited yourselves to Finland in arms, hoping to  make it out in two weeks.
At least we didn't continue all the way to Leningrad and further while there was a clear chance.

Besides, why would I bother to discuss with you and your endless fairy tales of the great soviet union?
It just doesn't lead anywhere.

Of course it's always amusing to hear you claim that the "western" sources are full of propaganda and the truth is in the history books of the SU

[Boroda]

I already know a much, much better site for Finnish history. Here is another great eye-opening article from there: http://prokarelia.net/en/?x=article&article_id=667&author=10

Fishu,  I have some nice Western sources, including Finnish, availible here in Russian translation. Tanner's "Winter War" is a very good read. But if people in Finland believe in hallucinations like an article I posted above - it's sad

[Hangtime]

Too funny.. itty bitty Finland has teeth.. fights back and preserves for itself an measure of Independance unheard of in any other Soviet State. And the scars are still on Borodas Commie butt.

Damn, if there was ever a tick under the Soviet Saddle, it'd be Finland for sure.

WTG Finland.. a heluva example for the resta the Commie World.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Odd that you would say that Boroda since you believe in soviet information.. STILL.

Doesn't it ever bother you that it's your view against the rest of the planet? Odds are you're wrong.

[Fishu]

Originally posted by Boroda
But if people in Finland believe in hallucinations like an article I posted above - it's sad

I think you have more to worry with your komrades than finns.
We use more common sense, because we don't have to create imaginery threats to ourselves - we're just too small of a country for it to be useful.
I'm more scared of your komrades and the government imposing imaginery threats for them.

How many actually believes that the finns are worried of a minority (whatever they were again..) in russia because of oil?
Apparently we're having an agenda that I'm not even aware of or feeling any interest into.

However at least something is true - there are many who wants back the captured areas. Although overall its quite mild.
At least there are understandable reasons for that.
Not a big surprise after a big country deliberately attacks a small country.

[Staga]

Originally posted by Staga
Boroda; please tell me how did Andrej Zhdanov died?

Well ?

[Hangtime]

Hell, Staga, I'd like to know. I've become quite the Scandanavian History buff.

[Boroda]

Originally posted by Hangtime
Too funny.. itty bitty Finland has teeth.. fights back and preserves for itself an measure of Independance unheard of in any other Soviet State. And the scars are still on Borodas Commie butt.

Damn, if there was ever a tick under the Soviet Saddle, it'd be Finland for sure.

WTG Finland.. a heluva example for the resta the Commie World.

Hang, you keep surprising me. We got what we needed in 1940 after completely defeating Finland, after their politicians lost the link with reality. They could simply agree on original conditions and keep Vyborg, also getting several times more land in Karelia (that they got in 1940 anyway).

The funniest thing is that they 100% proved Soviet fear of "indirect aggression" by hosting German forces in 1941 and then attacking towards Leningrad and Petrozavodsk. All that myths about "not wanting to move forward from old border" are a lie: they got stuck in an old border defence line, unable to do anything, and moved forward in Karelia where they met no resistance.

Hang, they still deny the existance of concentration camps in Soviet Karelia! And they refuse to pay compensations to survivors like Germans did. BTW, I talked to one of my friends - his Mother was in a Finnish camp in Karelia... She was born in 1936...

[Fishu]

Originally posted by Boroda
And they refuse to pay compensations to survivors like Germans did. BTW, I talked to one of my friends - his Mother was in a Finnish camp in Karelia... She was born in 1936...

Well ain't that just too damn bad!
Of course you don't care to even mention the suffering of finnish POWs throughout the wars or the finns in the SU camps.

Damn, how one sided your history is...
At least we finns can admit mistakes, but you won't admit a single error.
You've also got magnificent way of turning failures into success.
Russian handyness.