1944

the nazis invaded finland

and the USSR had to help them push back

they joined the axis

i thought?

"The Lapland War (Finnish: Lapin sota; Swedish: Lapplandskriget; German: Lapplandkrieg) was fought between Finland and Nazi Germany effectively from September to November 1944 in Finland's northernmost region, Lapland, during World War II."

is that just hoi4 road to 56 mod?

lol

lapland was invaded by the nazis

idk about you guys, but didnt USSR win thanks to them throwing over 13 million farmers at germans?

That's still a bit vague flipper

do you just want me to copy and paste the entire article?

Why don't you look into the individual battles and show us where particularly the Finns needed their help?

@DA GOMMIE JOO we don't need anymore of the completely irrelevant content, thank you

during operation nordlicht the USSR helped to repel the kriegsmarine

Who'd turn down weapons and troops?, only the most arrogant.

"they won with numbers"
the nazis outnumbered the soviets 2:1 at the battle of moscow

Niggerd

they had 3 fucking panzer divisions at the battle of moscow

and they still lost because of inferior tactics

and low moral.

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and winter

Saying that the germans lost to winter is an insult

No

They were the most elite fighting force at the time and don't forget it.

It's really not

You're right

Yeah an elite fighting force but what good are they of they can't even maintain their logistics

But you can't bring a full winter cloths to the beach and expect to survive your gonna get heat stoke

That's the flaw with blitzkrieg.

Mhm and that's what I'm getting at here

It stretches supply lines.

You can't go into a Russian winter with nothing but a single jacket

ye

And when the red army would break through the lines, they would pour divisions through and cut the supply lines while using partisan forces to harass the Germans.

Yea that's why Russia's population isn't the biggest any more

Its 140 million

What are you on about?

Their dumbasses threw so many people into death that they eventually wi

You could say the same about Vietnam. Most of the people killed were non-combatants.