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It actually reduced the border with Russia to zero.
by lutorm 17y ago
It actually reduced the border with Russia to zero.
- fhars 17y agoNo, it didn't. It still had a considarable length of common border with the russian province Finland in Lappland. (To be honest, that was my first reaction too, but as the GP wrote, Sweden stopped to have a border with russia only after Finland became independent in WW1).
- d64 17y agoI think it's more to the point to say "during WW1". Finland wasn't directly involved.