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12th August 2008, 09:27
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Re: South Ossetian conflict
Chris
All is dangerous word, there are a few absolutely correct claims. During WWII Finland lost 84 000 soldiers and 2 000 civilians killed. And of course the civilian population was much bigger. The key was that we managed to keep enemy out of heavily populated areas and a good air defence. So during WWII it was much more safe to be a Finnish civilian than a Finnish soldier. But this is a bit far from Caucasus. Juha 
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