March 13, 1940, the fifth day of February (the Dragon), the Sufen signed a peace treaty, Finland ceded large swathes of territory. the


Soviet soldier in the Winter War frontline
1940 March 13, 2011, in Moscow, the Soviet Union and Finland signed a peace treaty to end after two weeks of hard-fought. (? V history today?? Com) Finland was forced to give up large tracts of territory.
according to the provisions of the Treaty, Finland also agreed to withdraw most of submarines and warships from the Arctic Ocean, the Soviet Union only allows Finland to retain a small amount of coastal defense forces. Finland also agreed to establish military bases in the area near to the Soviet Union ceded Hanko. the
1939 years after the outbreak of World War II, the Soviet Union proposed to Finland conclusion of a mutual assistance treaty and exchange of part of the territory, because Leningrad too close from the border, is not conducive to the defense. The Soviet Leningrad the border westward through the exchange of territory, extending hundreds of kilometers. Finland rejected Soviet demands. On November 30, the war broke out, after three months of the war, Finland defeated summation.