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While Germany was busy preparing for the election, the Eastern Front remained in a state of confrontation.

This was because the Rasputitsa was just around the corner, and both the Allied Forces and the Soviet Army were busy dealing with the massive casualties from the last battle.

However, fierce engagements continued on the Finnish Front.

As if Stalin had ordered Finland to be made to surrender before the arrival of the French Army, the Soviet Army was launching an all-out offensive on Finland, and the Finnish front, which had been holding on to its limit, began to collapse.

We hastily dispatched the Luftwaffe to support Finland, buying time for De Gaulle's French Army to organize its units and arrange for supplies.

In the midst of all this, March finally arrived.

At last, the electoral rolls of each political party were completed, and the election campaign began in earnest.

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