Russia· Maria ZakharovaFinnish Occupation and Concentration Camps in Karelia (WWII) recalled by Russia
Maria Zakharova recalls the 85th anniversary of the first concentration camp established by Finnish occupiers in Petrozavodsk during WWII, reminding the "forgetful Western audience" of Finland's actions.
Background
Russia and Finland share a complex historical relationship, marked by periods of conflict and cooperation. During World War II, Finland allied with Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union, leading to territorial disputes and military engagements. Historical narratives surrounding this period remain a point of contention between the two nations.
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Maria Zakharova
Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry · Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Russia
on Finnish Occupation and Concentration Camps in Karelia (WWII)
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