2016
DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-44606-0
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Finnish Military Effectiveness in the Winter War, 1939-1940

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“…The Soviet Union lost 140,000 troops in the campaign due to cold or starvation, compared to 26,000 lost by the Finns. 34 Learning from the war in Finland, highly mobile and experienced Russians ski troops from elite Siberian divisions now maneuvered and attacked the Germans on the eastern front. The Soviet spy Richard Sorge provided valuable intelligence to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin during this period, including that Germany's Axis ally Japan would turn south to fight the United States and the United Kingdom instead of north to invade Siberia.…”
Section: Snow Blockades and Muddy Quagmires On The Eastern Frontmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Soviet Union lost 140,000 troops in the campaign due to cold or starvation, compared to 26,000 lost by the Finns. 34 Learning from the war in Finland, highly mobile and experienced Russians ski troops from elite Siberian divisions now maneuvered and attacked the Germans on the eastern front. The Soviet spy Richard Sorge provided valuable intelligence to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin during this period, including that Germany's Axis ally Japan would turn south to fight the United States and the United Kingdom instead of north to invade Siberia.…”
Section: Snow Blockades and Muddy Quagmires On The Eastern Frontmentioning
confidence: 99%