Talk:Greater Wrath

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[edit] Isoviha

The better transliteration in English is "The Great Hate". There is a new book published in Finnish language "Viha" (The Hate) 623 pp ISBN 951-746-748-2 by Kustaa H.J. Vilkuna which describes in detail the Russian occupying policy in Finland and all the effects of their behavings toward Finnish civilian people during their occupation period, based to detailed eye witness reports by local Lutherian priests written down to the church books. Sad reading of such amimality behaving of the Russian army. Foretaste to be come later known elsewhere in Eastern and Middle Central Europe.

JN