Difference between revisions of "Continuation War"
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As part of the 1944 armistice, Finland had to remove the German troops in its territory. This led to the brief [[Lapland War]] between Finland and its former ally. | As part of the 1944 armistice, Finland had to remove the German troops in its territory. This led to the brief [[Lapland War]] between Finland and its former ally. | ||
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Revision as of 16:28, October 7, 2008
The Continuation War is the name given to the war between the Soviet Union and Finland in the period 1941-44, when in alliance with Germany Finland sought to reverse its losses in the Winter War of 1939-40.
As part of the 1944 armistice, Finland had to remove the German troops in its territory. This led to the brief Lapland War between Finland and its former ally.