- Failed to log in. Log in or create account
- My Profile Log out
-
Close
- Tournaments
Attention!
You are viewing a news item in the old website format. There may be display issues in some browser versions.
Blog: Winter War
Although the Winter War, a military conflict between the Soviet Union and Finland, is not conventionally considered as a part of World War II, nevertheless it proved to be a very important prelude for the later events. It began with a Soviet offensive on 30 November 1939 – three months after the start of World War II and the Soviet invasion of Poland – and ended on 13 March 1940 with the Moscow Peace Treaty.
The Winter War demonstrated qualities of armed warfare essential for any success: a realistic strategy, tactics adoptable to any terrain and weather conditions, adequate equipment, and relentless determinations of troops.
To learn more about the 20th century David vs Goliath struggle, read our new post entry.
This product is not licensed, endorsed, and/or affiliated with any branch of federal, state, and/or sovereign government, or any military branch or service thereof, throughout the world. All trademarks and trademark rights pertaining to military vehicles are proprietary to the respective rights holders. Reference to a particular make, model, manufacturer, and/or version of any military vehicle is for historical accuracy only, and does not indicate any sponsorship or endorsement of any trademark owner whatsoever. Characteristics of all models are realistically reproduced on the basis of technical elements of military vehicles from the 20th century. All trademarks and trademark rights pertaining to military vehicles are proprietary to the respective rights holders.
© 2009–2025 Wargaming.net All rights reserved.