Finland, a cold country of brave people - slowly woke up to modern life. Only six years earlier, prohibition was lifted there. No wonder the Finnish heads were still weak, and the times when the name "Finlandia" meant something else - were to come.

Predicting the increase in vodka sales in Finland, the Soviets decided to take precedence. At the beginning of December, a group of Leningrad cowboys went to the Finnish border town, with a "courtesy visit". In fact, they were KGB agents who slew several Finnish citizens and then threw them to the streets of Leningrad, accusing them of the demolition of nearby shops and restaurants .....

Endangered Finland asked for help, and the only units that could be on time were Polish units. But they also reached Finland when the Soviet offensive reached the center of the country ....

