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    1. The_Grinning_Reaper on

      Finland was not participant, it was kingdom of Sweden vs Russia.

    2. Intelligent-Minimum5 on

      If my aunt had testicles, would they be my uncle?

    3. pilipalipeli on

      Sweden might have won, if they just sided with Napoleon.

    4. ginger357 on

      No. Sweden did not have enough men to contend against the massive Russian army.

    5. TonninStiflat on

      It was the Kingdom of Sweden fighting in the war, not Finland.

    6. Washed_up_Vanski on

      ‘Finland’ always lost in the power struggles between Sweden and Russia.

    7. Suomikommentit6529 on

      Swedes lost this war due to staff officer incompetency. Individual fights mean nothing when top is rotten.

    8. crinalex on

      As the staging ground for many battles between two imperialistic powers, Finland and the Finnish people definitely lost.

    9. Butt3rlord on

      Honestly I’m glad Sweden lost that war. The first three tsars were kind enough to let us be as autonomus as an occupied territory could.

      Then Alexander III rebooted a long tradition of russian bullshit. Then again he started another line of russian bullshittery that got us our independence.

    10. SarmsGobbler on

      possibly but thankfully we did not. imagine being under more control by the swedistanis

    11. With better commanders and better king who wasn’t so paranoid about denmark.

      Ye if those 2 forts didn’t fall it would have been a win. The troops up nort were winning and could have pushed down south to meet the russians who were spread thin

    12. dimgrits on

      Finns could won. Like who? Like the Comanches in the Civil War in 1865, or like the Papuans in the Battle of Rabaul in1942?

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