The defenders in this conflict were aided by the dark uniforms of the aggressors, as well as both the V-Line and T-Line, the latter of which extended from Viipuri.  
The aggressors in this conflict often found themselves isolated in motti or log piles, and they were also at risk of being burned by a four man crew using a weapon developed by the defending country's Liquor Board.  The defenders in this conflict were aided by the dark uniforms of the aggressors, as well as both the V-Line and T-Line, the latter of which extended from Viipuri.  Victories in the "wilderness" fighting of this war included one in the Battle of Suomussalmi by General Siilasvuo, who served under a commander known as the "White General".  In the aftermath of this conflict, portions of western Karelia were ceded to the aggressor and the defenders also gave up a naval base on the Hanko Peninsula, but hostilities remained a year after the Treaty of Moscow was signed due to the Continuation War.  The Mannerheim Line was eventually smashed in, FTP, this 1939-40 conflict fought to extend the Soviet Union's borders away from Leningrad and towards Helsinki.
The aggressors in this conflict often found themselves isolated in motti or log piles, and they were also at risk of being burned by a four man crew using a weapon developed by the defending country's Liquor Board.  
The {Winter War} (accept {Russo-Finnish War}, or {Talvisota} if you’ve got any smartass Finns in your room)