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Finlandization (Finnish: suomettuminen) is the
process by
which one
powerful country makes a
smaller neighboring country refrain from
opposing the former's...
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referring to the
Soviet Union's
policies towards Finland known as
finlandization, was the main
factor in the
rejection of the
Soviet proposals. Adenauer...
- 13 May 2024.
Finland 1917–2007 Ford, Hal (August 1972). ESAU -LVI –
FINLANDIZATION IN ACTION: HELSINKI'S
EXPERIENCE WITH
MOSCOW (PDF).
DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE...
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leverage in
Finnish domestic politics,
which was
later used as the term "
Finlandization" by the West
German press,
meaning "to
become like Finland". This meant...
- Lapland.
Moscow Peace Treaty of 1940
Allied Control Commission (Finland)
Finlandization Armistice between Italy and
Allied armed forces Bulgarian coup d'état...
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territories that the
Soviets demanded.
After World War II,
Finland practiced "
Finlandization" as a
small nation retaining its sovereignty,
while dealing with an...
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Finland maintained a
position of neutrality, in what
became known as
Finlandization, in the face of its
often complicated relations with the
Soviet Union...
- countries. The book
states that "the
maximum task [of the ****ure] is the '
Finlandization' of all of Europe". In Europe:
Germany should be
offered the de facto...
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Finland also declined, to
avoid antagonizing the
Soviets (see also
Finlandization). The
Soviet Union's "alternative" to the
Marshall plan
which was purported...
- all
former fascist activists had to find new
political homes.
Despite Finlandization, many
continued in
public life.
Three former members of the
Waffen SS...
