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Winter War
Part of World War II

Finnish machine gun position during the Winter War.
Date November 30, 1939 - March 13, 1940
Location Eastern Finland
Result Interim Peace
Territorial
changes		 Moscow Peace Treaty
Belligerents

Finland

Soviet Union
Commanders
Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim Kliment Voroshilov, later Semyon Timoshenko
Strength
250,000 men
30 tanks
130 aircraft[1][2]		 1,000,000 men
3,000 tanks
3,800 aircraft[3][4]
Casualties and losses
26,662 dead
39,886 wounded
1,000 captured[5]		 126,875 dead or missing
264,908 wounded
5,600 captured[6]
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Major

 
Finnish World War II Aces with over 40 air victories

Ilmari Juutilainen | Hans Wind | Eino Luukkanen | Urho Lehtovaara | Oiva Tuominen | Olli Puhakka
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Finnish infantry weapons of World War II
Side-arms
Rifles & submachine guns
Machine-guns & other larger weapons
Other
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Winter War
Tolvajärvi – Suomussalmi – Kelja – Taipale – Summa – Raate-Road – Kuhmo – Honkaniemi – Kollaa – Salla – Petsamo
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Continuation War
Karelian isthmus – East Karelia – Ladoga Karelia – Silberfuchs – Hanko – Uhtua-Kiestinki – Repola-Rukajärvi – Porlammi – 1st Tuulos – Suursaari – Fourth strategic offensive – Valkeasaari – Kuuterselkä – Siiranmäki – Tienhaara – Tali-Ihantala – 2nd Kollaa – Syväri – Bay of Viipuri – Vuosalmi – 2nd Tuulos – Nietjärvi – Ilomantsi

TBD