Snow and Steel: The Epic Story of Finland's Winter War

In the winter of 1939, the world was shaken by a seemingly impossible event - a small, poorly equipped country stood up to one of the most powerful military forces in history, the Soviet Red Army. For over three months, Finland fought a fierce and brutal war, as its soldiers defended their homeland against overwhelming odds. The Winter War, as it came to be known, captured the imagination of people around the globe, inspiring stories of courage and resilience in the face of adversity.

In "Snow and Steel," we dive deep into the history and heart of the Winter War, exploring the political and military strategies that led to this remarkable conflict, as well as the personal stories of the soldiers and civilians who lived through it. From the icy forests of Karelia to the frozen shores of the Gulf of Finland, this book takes readers on a gripping journey through one of the most extraordinary chapters in modern European history. With vivid detail and powerful storytelling, "Snow and Steel" is a must-read for anyone interested in World War II, the Soviet Union, or the enduring human spirit.