Buildings in southern Finland burn after Soviet bombings during Winter War

The transcript discusses the Russian invasion of Finland, including the bombing of Helsinki, and the failed negotiations over territorial demands. It highlights the context of World War Two, with German expansion influencing the situation. The Soviets justified their demands as necessary for border defense.

What event followed the Russian invasion of Finnish territory?

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The aerial bombing of Helsinki

• The withdrawal of Russian troops

• The annexation of Finnish territories

What was the main focus of the negotiations between Russia and Finland?

• Trade agreements

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchanges

• Annexation of northern Finnish territories

How long did the negotiations between Russia and Finland last?

• One year

• One week

• Two months

• Six months

What global event was occurring during the Soviet-Finnish negotiations?

• The Korean War

• World War Two

• The Cold War

• The Vietnam War

Why did the Soviets claim they needed additional land from Finland?

• To establish new cities

• To expand their agricultural base

• To improve trade routes

• For the defense of their borders