File:Finland propaganda6.jpg

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During World War 2 Finland was in alliance with Nazi Germany. So Russia fought against Finland too.

And here we have interesting photos of Finnish propaganda. Those papers were thrown from the planes across Russian army in order to convince Soviet soldier to surrend.

The content of them is really funny. Finland authorities offered things like good food and bottle of vodka to Russians.

But it was not so easy to the Soviet soldiers to accept this proposal. There were special troops that were in front of the main troops that were held with one purpose - to catch everyone who flee to Finland or any other German ally and to shot him down right on the place or throw him in a jail. So it was a tricky game.


“Dear Soviet soldiers! Listen to me! I’ll tell you something!”
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