During World War II, an estimated six million Jews lost their lives to Hitler's vision of a pure German race. This horrific loss of life has been condemned the world over . . . and should be. But, by the time the Nazis geared up their campaign against the Jews, another, far more deadly campaign approached completion: the annihilation of Finns from Russian soil. Many thousands of Finns, looking for relief from the world-wide Depression of the 1930s,...
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