Finland

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• SOURCE: Psychology Today
  3/11/2022
  

  The Winter War Ghost Haunts Putin's War Today

  by David P. Barash

  Stalin's ill-conceived invasion of Finland gave Russia a small part of Finnish territory as a ransom for a face-saving end to stalemate and gave the world the term "Molotov Cocktail" – a sarcastic rebuke to the USSR's claims to be dropping food relief instead of bombs.

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• SOURCE: EU Observer
  4/11/19
  

  Finnish MP: 'We need historians to secure peace'

  "History continues to play negative role in many conflicts", Tuomioja explained, suggesting that historians "can contribute substantially to conflict resolution".

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• SOURCE: AP
  2/10/19
  

  Report: Finnish SS volunteers likely killed Jews in WWII

  Finland’s move contrasts with the attitude of some eastern European nations that have sought to diminish their culpability in the Holocaust.

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• SOURCE: The Christian Science Monitor
  9-10-18
  

  Finland used the swastika before the Nazis

  Why do they still?

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• SOURCE: The Telegraph
  3-9-14
  

  The Finnish Jews who fought alongside the Nazis

  "We did not help the Germans. We had a common enemy."

• SOURCE: WaPo
  3-5-13
  

  Warsaw plans to bulldoze quaint wooden homes outages residents, mobilizes Finnish ambassador

  WARSAW, Poland — Nearby the big city rumbles, but one feels almost transported to a quiet forest village when standing amid a colony of Finnish wooden houses in Warsaw’s government district.The homes, erected as temporary housing in the destroyed capital just after World War II, have dwindled over the years from 90 to about 25. Now the surviving structures have become a point of contention between their inhabitants and a city government keen on tearing them down to make way for new developments.It’s a story being played out in various ways in Warsaw these days, as the Polish capital undergoes a building boom that makes new constructions lucrative for developers and attractive to city officials eager to put their mark on the city. But such change often comes at the cost of old buildings of historical or sentimental value to others....