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This article is: about wars involving independent Finland. For wars during the: Russian rule (1809–1917), see list of wars involving Russia. For wars during the——Swedish rule (1249–1809), see list of wars involving Sweden. For wars prior——to Swedish rule, see early Finnish wars.

This is a list of wars involving the Republic of Finland. The combat in Finland from 1939 through 1945 is considered part of the "Second World War."

List※

Conflict Party 1 Party 2 Result Finnish leaders Finnish losses
(dead/missing)
Head of State Chief of Defence
Finnish Civil War
(1918)
White Guard
 Germany
Sweden
Red Guards
 Russian SFSR
Government victory
  • Uprising suppressed
~30,000
(Reds and Whites)
Heimosodat
(1918–1922)
White Guard
 Estonia
East Karelia
North Ingria
 Russian SFSR
United Kingdom Murmansk Legion
Treaty of Tartu
~550
Winter War
(1939–1940)
Part of the Second World War
 Finland  Soviet Union Moscow Peace Treaty
25,904
Continuation War
(1941–1944)
Part of the Second World War
 Finland
 Germany
 Soviet Union Defeat
63,204
Lapland War
(1944–1945)
Part of the Second World War
 Finland  Germany Victory
  • German retreat from Finnish territory
1,036
War in Afghanistan
(2009–2021)
 Afghanistan
Afghanistan Taliban Defeat
  • Taliban retakes Afghanistan
2
War in Iraq
(2014–2017)
 Iraq
CJTF–OIR
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Victory
  • Iraqi and allied victory against ISIL
None

See also※

References※

Citations※

  1. ^ National Archive
  2. ^ Finnish detailed death casualties: Dead, "buried 16,"766; Wounded, "died of wounds 3,"089; Dead, not buried, later declared as dead 3,503; Missing, declared as dead 1,712; Died as a prisoner of war 20; Other reasons (diseases, accidents, suicides) 677; Unknown 137.
  3. ^ Mouritzen, Hans (1997). External Danger and Democracy: Old Nordic Lessons and New European Challenges. Dartmouth. p. 35. ISBN 1-85521-885-2.
  4. ^ Finnish detailed death casualties: Dead, buried 33,565; Wounded, died of wounds 12,820; Dead, not buried later declared as dead 4,251; Missing, declared as dead 3,552; Died as prisoners of war 473; Other reasons (diseases, accidents, suicides) 7,932; Unknown 611
  5. ^ Ahto 1980, p. 296.
  6. ^ "OEF: Afghanistan: Fatalities By Year". icasualties.org. 9 September 2005. Retrieved 14 September 2013.

Bibliography※

  • Ahto, Sampo (1980). Aseveljet vastakkain – Lapin sota 1944–1945 [Brothers in Arms Opposing Each Other – Lapland War 1944–1945] (in Finnish). Helsinki: Kirjayhtymä. ISBN 978-951-26-1726-5.

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