Finnish soldiers in 1918

[Harkonnen]

They were pows indeed.

[Komintasavalta]

These ones look like various subtypes of wogs and Jews (two of them have the Nordid subtype of the wog type, and three of them have the Ben Zyskowicz type):



These ones look like Finns:

[Russki]

Nordid subtype of the wog type

Why do you worship pig-faced phenotypes?

Not only Nordid, but also North Pontid / North Atlantid is better than a Baltid.

Julia Volkova (North Pontic or North Atlantic) > Lena Katina (Baltic/Neo-Danubian)



Wide, swollen face is never good.

[Immanenz]

Why do you worship pig-faced phenotypes?

Not only Nordid, but also North Pontid / North Atlantid is better than a Baltid.

Julia Volkova (North Pontic or North Atlantic) > Lena Katina (Baltic/Neo-Danubian)
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You seem to be a bit confused. You pretend your meta-ethncity is WHG, think Aurignacien was Med, likes narrow faced woman with a similar cephalic index of a Baltic woman, while trying to defend the honor of Nordics, well done so far.

[Russki]

...

And you think that Austria is a Germanic country

We are just born for each other

[Lemminkäinen]

They were pows indeed.

I didn't know that. Obviously time in commies' prison camps has effect.

[Lemminkäinen]

These ones look like various subtypes of wogs and Jews (two of them have the Nordid subtype of the wog type, and three of them have the Ben Zyskowicz type):



These ones look like Finns:

Men in the second row look like Southwestern Finnish square heads. Not too rare in Southern Ostrobothnia:

[Lemminkäinen]

More pictures. In the first going to the east, in the second a soldier escorts his wounded pal, in the third moving from the front after the peace agreement.

[Lemminkäinen]

Some more.

1. Karelian refugees. The Isthmus Karelian was evacuated. People usually don't know it and assume that Finnish/Karelian genes are still present there. Bullshit.

2. Something funny to be expected. Going to a front fanfair.

3. Broadcast from a dugout.

4. Karelian children in White Sea Karelia.

5. Air surveillance. A propaganda picture to tell Russians about their bombers insignificance.

[Aila]

When talking about 1918 “Finnish” soldiers, I have to add to the list a relative:
https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aino_M%C3%A4lk%C3%B6nen