Text taken from a dzen.ru post by A Stepanov
[ColonelCassad] We have little knowledge of the history of the neighboring country, for example, about the genocide of the Red Finns in 1918. Even less about the repressions that befell the communist opposition before 1941. It is believed that at this time the Finnish people were united as never before and the Finns did not even persecute their own Jews, so there were field synagogues in the Finnish army. Yes, they really were, my material is about this in the link - ABOUT THE FINNISH SYNAGOGUE ON SVIRI.
