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by anticodon
1627 days ago
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Winter war was successful in a sense that it moved Soviet-Finnish border away from Leningrad. A few months later when Germany attacked USSR and Finland joined it, that extra space saved Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) from total destruction. |
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Yes and no. Had the Winter war not happened, Finland wouldn't have joined the German attack.