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→Finland was never invaded
::::Fine, I deleted the 'blatant lie' part. But hey, the schools in Finland never taught us that we were invaded - because we weren't. Please remove that bit of information and refer to some history book for correction - I'm sorry, but I think the quality can be improved, and should be improved.
::::Fine, I deleted the 'blatant lie' part. But hey, the schools in Finland never taught us that we were invaded - because we weren't. Please remove that bit of information and refer to some history book for correction - I'm sorry, but I think the quality can be improved, and should be improved.
:::::your schools lied to you. Finland gave up in March 1940 when the Soviets captured Viipuri and Finnish defenses collapsed. [[User:RJJensen|RJJensen]] 10:16, 6 October 2009 (EDT)
:::::your schools lied to you. Finland gave up in March 1940 when the Soviets captured Viipuri and Finnish defenses collapsed. [[User:RJJensen|RJJensen]] 10:16, 6 October 2009 (EDT)
:::::: No, our schools did not lie. Losing the war and being invaded have a huge diffrence, you know? Finland surrendered, yes, due to several reasons, but was never invaded. Otherwisely we would still be under Soviet/Russian control, wouldn't we? Also, the Continuation War wouldn't have happened if Soviets would have invaded; of course the Finnish defence force would have been culled. So yes, it was a conflict, not an invasion. Please cease trying to tell me better of my own country's history - we do study it here, you know =D. (JK)