I served a church mission for two years in Finland and I'll tell you what, that's a tough bunch of people. They did a hell of a job on the Russians under horrific circumstances.
It was always interesting to talk to old folks who were alive during the winter war, mostly widows now as the males had all died of old age and liver problems from drinking. I'll tell you what, when you think of the word "hate", that's what those winter war survivors think about the Russians. They HATE them. Especially over in the Savo district in Eastern Finland where some of their long lost relatives were lost behind the iron curtain after Russia took part of the Easter edge of Finland.
Some pretty heroic and sad stories from that time. One old widow let me hold the rifle her husband carried during the war. It was pretty early in my mission and my Finnish was pretty sketchy but he apparently killed several Russians with it and he and his group had either got stranded behind enemy lines for some time or gotten taken prisoner at one point, I wasn't too sure. I wish I could have interviewed the rifle!
I love the Finns, a very interesting and admirable people. Plus their saunas kick ass!