@@Filippa1.1. Considering the disproportion between Finland and the USSR, it was a win. It's as if you took an ice cream from a child, but the child managed to make you pay dearly for it. Sure, you succeeded in taking it, but a child have beaten you up.
Arghast USSR didn’t use all they capabilities and resources. If it were a task to capture Finland it would be done,but the task was to move the border from Leningrad. Of course,it revealed many weaknesses of Red Army acting in specific terrain. But dont forget,that just year ago Red Army crushed Japaniese in terrain more favorable for maneuver war.And several years later managed to crush Germans and finished war with them in Berlin (and crushed Japanese again in summer 1945) . It doesn‘t diminish brave of Finish soldiers and their effectiveness but it is not correct to think that USSR tried to capture entire Finland. And,just for the record,when Finland joined in Russian Empire it had much less territory than by the moment of winter war. During 19 century Russian Empire gifted Finland some lands. Sorry for my English,buy i guess you got me)
Hieno keikka oli. Ota silti huomioon se että Amaranth oli lämppärina ja sillä ei mikrofonit toiminut kunnolla. Äänen laatu oli huono. Siitä huolimatta Sabaton oli silti hieno.
Heyy @mcbrain79 what equipment did you have when filming this? So good audio quality :D i tried with my OP3T but it has so bad record quality on bass... Basically all bass is distorted. And thanks for the uploads! :)
@@mcbrain79 Juu, vähän kyllä odotin häyhää ja törniä, mutta ei voi mitää, kova silti. Josko rahatilanne antais myöden että vois ajatella kans lähtevänsä tampereelle 😎 :D
@@lintu25 1764/5000 So Sweden did not help? Okay, we can start with one of the largest relief efforts ever, 70,000 thousand Finnish children were deported to Sweden, both Finnish-speaking and Finnish-Swedish children were taken care of by Swedish foster families where they took good care of them. 50 million was taken from the Swedish Treasury to help Finland with both rifles, ammunition and everything needed. The whole Swedish people stood behind Finland and wanted to help both militarily and other aid .. (the state of Sweden) never sent any troops but they allowed Swedish volunteers to go, more than 12,000 had signed up but of which just over 8,000 he in front. It was both the world's largest and most mechanized military force that attacked Finland at dawn on November 30, 1939. A seemingly hopeless situation for the young Finnish nation. A few days later, the Swedish Air Force began extensive planning to support Finland. We proposed that a significant proportion of the air force's aircraft and pilots - with a sufficient number of volunteers - be made available to Finland. The Swedish government also decided to do the same on 14 December 1939. The air force that would be part of the Swedish Volunteer Corps (SFK) would consist of twelve British fighter aircraft of the type J 8A Gloster Gladiator and as many bombers of the type Hawker Hart. According to Finnish military statistics, reported in the book F 19 - a chronicle (1988) by Greger Falk, the Swedish pilots shot down eight Soviet aircraft and probably one during the short winter war in air combat, and destroyed four Soviet aircraft on the ground. The own battle losses became two planes, of which the crew in one managed to jump and get to their own lines. So damn do not come and say that Sweden did not do anything your fucking idiot ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NrhIIs8lWpI.html
