Second Finnish Independence War

Finnish Independence War

Date	16 September 2011 – 1 October 2011
Location	Finland
Result	Finland reestablished Finland-Estonia War
Territorial Changes	Finnish regions RW Pohja-Eesti annexed by Finland
Fights	12

Belligerents
Finnish Independence Forces	Estonia

The Finnish Independence War was a rebellion of Finns against Estonia. Finland had been a part of Estonia since September 04, 2011. Finnish citizens had been chafing under Estonian rule for some time.

The Battle

The war for Finnish independence started on September 04, 2011 when resistance began in Southern Finland. In the next days, others followed. But immediately was reconquered by Estonia, except Lapland.

During the Aland fight, Estonia declared Finland as a Natural enemy in an attempt to conquer the liberated regions.

In the reconquered regions was started a resistance, which only Eastern Finland was liberated. Also, free Finland declares war to Estonia, and regain Oulu.

Resistance was again started in Western Finland but fails. The resistance was started again in Aland. Liberated Finland declared war to Estonia for winning the south, successfully, but lose the east. Then a resistance liberates successfully the west.