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apexanimal said:
They hope the viewer doesn't understand that the finns sided with the nazis for the majority of the war lol
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The Finns never invaded and brought war to other lands like the Germans - they were simply invaded by Russians, fought back against the odds, and won.

The prize for being allied with the Germans as a result of fighting Russians was more destruction as the nazis retreated out of Russia and razed the Finnish land on their way. Some friendly help that was.

Painting Finland with the same brush and the Germans is a mistake. As long as Russia was helping fight the Germans the Allies turned a blind eye to the attempted invasion of Finland by Stalin. Part of the reason for decades of neutrality afterwards was not trusting anyone and having to defend yourself.
 
I realize that you will delete this because it doesn’t support your jew propaganda, but in the meantime, here is a healthy shot of the truth for those who are capable.


https://ihr.org/other/unknownwarriorsdevlin

Some veterans express gratitude for modern conveniences, improved standards of living, and the softening of class snobbery. But the prevailing tone of their letters is one of bitterness over what had become of the county they once cherished. Of the four or five most often voiced complaints, the most common is over mass migration from other countries and continents, and how that has drastically changed British life, culture and society. They are particularly bitter because, as quite a few point out, they were never consulted or asked about this profoundly transformational policy. During the war these same men and women were told that they defending “our way of life,” but it is precisely the British way of life that has been sacrificed to accommodate a flood of new arrivals and their offspring. The once common remark that the British might be “speaking German” if Hitler had not been defeated now seems ridiculous in a land filled with people speaking Punjabi, Arabic, and a cacophony of other alien languages.

Here are some typical comments:

It is very sad to see this country taken over by foreigners who have no business to be here at all … so-called refugees and immigrants who take advantage of benefits which we have earned and paid for in our taxes. All we fought for is being whittled down to accommodate people who have their own country and customs, and who come here to tell us what to do.
Far too many immigrants cause trouble and have no wish to integrate, but only grumble.
People come here, get everything they ask for, free, laughing at our expense.
All those foreigners were allowed in, given money, houses, and cars at times – us being told not to comment on it.
Refugees and immigrants dictate their own rules and conduct, and the government pays. My patriotism has gone out the window.
What do I think of a country that can keep 7,000,000 people unemployed, and let millions of illegal immigrants claim benefits? I am ashamed of it.
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Rally_Driver said:
The Finns never invaded and brought war to other lands like the Germans - they were simply invaded by Russians, fought back against the odds, and won.

The prize for being allied with the Germans as a result of fighting Russians was more destruction as the nazis retreated out of Russia and razed the Finnish land on their way. Some friendly help that was.

Painting Finland with the same brush and the Germans is a mistake. As long as Russia was helping fight the Germans the Allies turned a blind eye to the attempted invasion of Finland by Stalin. Part of the reason for decades of neutrality afterwards was not trusting anyone and having to defend yourself.
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Please do your research before spouting off such tripe. Finland took territory well beyond their 1939 borders as part of the 1941 invasion of the USSR with aims to annex East Karelia. They supported the siege of Leningrad and other operations. It’s called the Continuation War, which they lost. The conclusion of a separate peace with the Soviets and extreme pressure by them for the Finns to assert their sovereignty and expel any remaining Germans brought them into conflict with their former ally. History is not black and white. Finland was not the eternal victim.
 
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