Supplies, photos, Elmer Davis report

The transcript discusses the support of Finnish Americans for Finland during its conflict with the Red Army. It highlights the challenging terrain that has been home to the Finns for centuries, aiding their resistance. Despite their heroic efforts, the Finns require more supplies to sustain their fight against the larger Russian military forces.

What role did Finnish Americans play during Finland's conflict with the Soviet Union?

• They provided financial support to the Soviet Union.

• They remained neutral and uninvolved.

• They were part of the Finnish military.

• They became full-time Red Cross workers.

What was the reaction of the American public to Finland's struggle against the Soviet Union?

• They were indifferent to the situation.

• They were critical of Finland's efforts.

• They were inspired by Finland's resistance.

• They supported the Soviet Union.

According to Oliver Cromwell, what makes the best soldier?

• A soldier who follows orders without question.

• A soldier with the most experience.

• A soldier who knows and loves what he is fighting for.

• A soldier with the best weapons.

What is the main challenge faced by Finland in sustaining its resistance against the Soviet Union?

• Poor leadership within the military.

• Unfavorable weather conditions.

• Lack of experienced soldiers.

• Insufficient external support and resources.

Why is external support crucial for Finland's continued resistance?

• To train their soldiers in modern warfare.

• To gain international recognition.

• To prevent the exhaustion of their limited resources.

• To improve diplomatic relations with Russia.