Field Marshal Mannerheim | Speech to the Swedish Volunteers | Finnish Winter War 1940

[The Lawspeaker]

Field Marshal Mannerheim's speech to the Swedish volunteers in the Winter War after the Moscow Peace Treaty in 1940. Around 15 thousand Swedes volunteered to fight the Soviet Union alongside Finland in the Winter War. In addition the Swedish state sent two billion crowns, 50 million rounds of small arms ammunition, 900 thousand small arms, three hundred field guns with 300 thousand shells, Three hundred seamines, five hundred depth charges, five hundred ground vehicles, and 26 aircraft. Sweden also provided uniforms and medicine and took care of Finnish war refugees. Many Swedish officers who volunteered to fight in the Winter War had already participated in the Finnish Civil War alongside the White Army and was highly decorated and experienced. Many Swedes volunteered again after the Winter War and helped Finland to fight the Soviets during the Continuation War. Images found in the Swedish War Archive. Music: Apocalyptica - Farewell

[♥ Lily ♥]

Dat is goed, but right now the handsome Swedish men need to save Sweden. They need to stop being a nation of cowards, revive their Viking warrior spirit, and take back control.

SWEDEN IS OUT OF CONTROL warns Norwegian ex-migration minister

Last 3 years in Sweden:

- 630 bombings
- 23,420 rapes
- Almost 1000 shootings
- Thousands of cars on fire
- 23 rapes everyday in 2019
- Women afraid to go out in some areas

What went wrong?

https://twitter.com/PeterSweden7/sta...79641554407424

http://timesofsweden.com/2020/02/21/...r-from-norway/

[Rumata]

Also the Swedes can make really cool music.

[Rumata]

They need to stop being a nation of cowards, revive their Viking warrior spirit, and take back control.

I doubt the Viking spirit was liberal and tolerant though.

[♥ Lily ♥]

I doubt the Viking spirit was liberal and tolerant though.

Exactly;- which is why they need to revive the warrior spirit.

[Rumata]

Exactly;- which is why they need to revive the warrior spirit.

Interesting. I've always thought you wanted some tolerance and liberalism.