Examples of using Continuation war in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Winter War Continuation War.
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As 14 mm pst kiv/37, during the Winter War and the Continuation War.
The Continuation War.
The Finnish Army utilized bicycles extensively during the Continuation War and Lapland War. .
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June 25- WWII:Finland attacks the Soviet Union to seek the opportunity of revenge in the Continuation War.
The Continuation War.
The Finnish Blenheims flew 423 missions during the Winter War, and close to 3,000 missions during the Continuation War and Lapland War. .
The Continuation War Finland.
Sweden maintained neutrality throughout the war, though some Swedish volunteers participated in the Winter War and in the Continuation War against the Soviet Union.
In summer 1941, when the Continuation War began, Paasikivi took up writing his memoirs.
This produced cooperation between the countries, which led to a Soviet pre-emptive air attack on Finland after the start of Operation Barbarossa,thus beginning the Continuation War(June 25, 1941- September 4, 1944), where Finland was a co-belligerent of the Nazi Germany.
After a month the Continuation War was concluded on harsh terms, but ultimately muss less harsh than that of the other states in the power of USSR.
The Finnish Gladiators served until 1945 butthey were outclassed by modern Soviet fighters during the Continuation War and the aircraft was mostly used for reconnaissance from 1941.
After a month the Continuation War was concluded on harsh terms, but ultimately far less harsh than those imposed on the other states in the power of USSR.
This produced cooperation between the countries, which led three days after the start of Operation Barbarossa to a Soviet pre-emptive air attack on Finland,which started the Continuation War(25 June 1941- 4 September 1944), in which Finland was a co-belligerent of Germany.
The Continuation War[Notes 6](25 June 1941- 19 September 1944) was the second of two wars fought between Finland and the Soviet Union during World War II.
This produced a strange cooperation between the countries, which led to a Soviet pre-emptive air attack on Finland after the start of Operation Barbarossa,which resulted in the Continuation War(25th June 1941- 4th September 1944), where Finland was a co-belligerent of the Nazi Germany.
A month after he took office, the Continuation War was concluded on harsh terms, but ultimately far less harsh than those imposed on the other states bordering the Soviet Union.
During the Second World War, Finland fought two wars against the Soviet Union: the Winter War of 1939- 1940,resulting in the loss of Finnish Karelia, and the Continuation War of 1941- 1944(with considerable support from Nazi Germany resulting in a swift invasion of neighboring areas of the Soviet Union), eventually leading to the loss of Finland's only ice-free winter harbour Petsamo.
Continuation War: The Vyborg- Petrozavodsk Offensive, the largest offensive launched by Soviet Union against Finland during the Second World War, ends to a strategic stalemate.
Eventually, after hard fighting, Finland was forced to cede Käkisalmi and the whole of Finnish Karelia to the Soviet Union by theterms of the 1940 Moscow Peace Treaty. During the Continuation War in 1941- 1944, Finland gained back Keksgolm and other territories ceded to the Soviets in 1940. The population returned to rebuild the town, but were again evacuated at the close of World War II.
After the Continuation War Finland lost major land areas to Russia in the Moscow Armistice of 1944, and the figure was said to have lost the other of her arms, as well as a hem of her"skirt".
During the Winter War(1939- 40) and the Continuation War, which was the name of the Finnish theater of WorldWar II active between 1941 and 1944,[3] Finland employed several kaukopartio("long range patrol") units.
The Continuation War(Finnish: jatkosota, Swedish: fortsättningskriget, Russian: Советско-финская война)(25 June 1941- 19 September 1944) was the second of two wars fought between Finland and the Soviet Union during World War II.
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