How Karelian Refugees Rebuilt Their Lives—While UNRWA “Refugees” Were Trapped in Limbo After the Russo-Finnish War of 1939–1940, the Soviet Union annexed roughly 10% of Finland’s territory—including the region of Karelia—which remains part of Russia to this day. About 410,000 indigenous inhabitants—virtually the entire population… | Read More in The Blogs
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