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530 km and over 50 deaths: The Arctic Ocean Route was Finland's lifeline between the Winter War and the Continuation War – 500,000 tons of goods were transported in inhumane conditions

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During the armistice, Finland and Sweden's only connection to the world was the port of Liinahamari in Petsamo, which was reached by a 500-kilometer-long, poorly maintained Arctic Ocean road from Rovaniemi. For a year, an incredible truck rally traveled along the road.

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530 km and over 50 deaths: The Arctic Ocean Route was Finland's lifeline between the Winter War and the Continuation War – 500,000 tons of goods were transported in inhumane conditions

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