XPost: soc.culture.baltics, soc.culture.czecho-slovak, soc.culture.russian   
   From: kurkku@hassuserveri.fi   
      
   "James A. Donald"  kirjoitti   
   viestissä:8upe94999dn7emr95of6uc61a5kmub403m@4ax.com...   
   > James A. Donald   
   >   
   > People in Finland, journalists, intellectuals,   
   > academics, professors, and so forth, were unwilling to   
   > be critical of the Soviet Union, were reluctant to   
   > recall past heroic wars with the Soviet Union, reluctant   
   > to acknowledge heroism now abandoned, reluctant to   
   > notice treachery that had now prospered, while being   
   > exaggeratedly critical of the US.  Were Swedish   
   > journalists worried about losing readers in the Soviet   
   > Union?   
   >   
   The Bedouin has obviously never read any of the works of Osmo Jussila. In   
   general the Finnish researchers were quite honest and open in their   
   accounts. The WWII is no taboo in Finland in scientific circles. So called   
   media was another story.   
      
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