Finnish war. Baryshnikov V.

Monographs based on Russian and foreign sources consider key events regarding the reasons for the beginning and course of the Soviet-Finnish war of 1939–1940. Along with the consideration of military operations in the work, a special place is studied by the problems of political confrontation on the “Finland issue” of the USSR and Western countries before the war, as well as the significance of military, economic and political support, which Finland received in 1939-1940. From the UK, France, Sweden, the USA and Germany.

The book is designed for both historians and a wide range of readers interested in the history of World War II and Soviet-Finnish relations.