Page "Patriotic People's Movement (Finland)" Paragraph 11

The Winter War, and particularly the Moscow Peace, were seen by IKL and its sympathizers as the ultimate proof of the parliamentary government's failed foreign policy.

After the Winter War, Finland's foreign policy was drastically changed, by and large to correspond with that of IKL, and Annala was even included in the Cabinet where all parties of the parliament were present at December 1940.

The price of this recognition however was an end to IKL attacks on the system and as such an effective end to the very reason it had support.

After the initial enthusiasm of the Continuation War in 1941 waned during the first winter, IKL wasn't included in Edwin Linkomies ' cabinet in spring 1943.