Kurkijoki Finland
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Kurkijoki Church, today on the Russian side of border after the war | Куркийоки Kurkijoki
1944 - Evacuation again, ahead of the Russian offensive
Kurkijoki. Aikamatka Karjalankannakselle -verkkonäyttely | Lappeenrannan Museot
Куркийоки Kurkijoki
Karjalaistupa Akonlahdelta. Akonlahti 1941.10.04
Куркийоки Kurkijoki (пожар 1991 года) посёлок, бывший город, в Лахденпохском районе Республики Карелия, административный центр Куркиёкского сельского поселения, имеет статус исторического поселения
Kurkijoki, today on the Russian side of border
Kurkijoki church, 12 August 1941. The city was taken by the Soviets in the Winter War and occupied for shortly over a year. During that time, the Soviets turned the church into a cultural centre. The communist propaganda has been desecrated, likely by the liberating Finnish troops. The town would fall to the Soviet Union again in the Red Army's summer 1944 Karelian Offensive.