Soviet children in a Finnish-run internment camp (1944) [425×604]

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desiever

The Russian half of the sign says:

Migrant Camp
Entering the camp or conversation through the wire is forbidden under threat of being shot.
thatsrightyo1

How did Finland get off scot free from war blame? They just had to cede some of their territory? No trials?
Theollieb1

I thought Russia invaded Finland in the war?

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