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Arctic Ivalo
Ivalo (Northern Sami Avvil, Skolt Sámi Âˊvvel, and Inari Sámi Avveel) is the largest urban and administrative center of Inari municipality south of Lake Inari. The population of the agglomeration was 3,036 at the end of 2016. Ivalo's land area is 7.40 square kilometers.

The Ivalo is located on the four-track roadside main road. Ivalo Municipality Center is 39 km from Inari Church Village. The distance to Rovaniemi is 288 km and to Utsjoki 164 km. Saariselkä Tourist Center is located 30 km south of Ivalo.
Ivalo was formerly known as Kyrö village. The Kyrö village was founded in the 1750s by Henrik Kyrö, who moved to the lower reaches of Ivalojoki from the Tornio Valley. According to the Swedish genealogy researcher Erik Kuoksu, Kyrö belonged to a large group of merchants who, under the authority of the king, were trading with taxi villages and carrying taxes on them. Kyrö was marked as a patron because he did not set up a house, but fishing and hunting were the livelihoods. At the end of the 18th century, Kyrö's daughter, a Sami man, and villagers began to develop a reindeer husbandry industry.
After the continuation war, 1941-1944 the Soviet and the Allied forces pressured Finland to turn on their brothers in arms, as their common enemy was Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union State Atheism.
Finland was forced to ask German troops to leave Lapland and return to Germany. It was insulting request demanded by the Allied forces. Finland obeyed and asked the German troop’s nicely to go away from Finland. They were reluctant to leave, knowing full well what was waiting for them in Germany in 1944. After some time the Soviets pressured increased to drive the German troops out of Finland.
The German troops did start moving North to Norway where they were going to board German ships. As the Germans retreated they did what they were trained to do in a war as the German troops withdrew, they applied the scorched earth policy, similar to that the Finnish troops did when they retreated from Karelian Isthmus during the Winter war 1939-40.

valo (Northern Sami Avvil, Skolt Sámi Âˊvvel and Inari Sámi Avveel) is the largest urban and administrative center of Inari municipality south of Lake Inari. The population of the agglomeration was 3,036 at the end of 2016. Ivalo's land area is 7.40 square kilometers. [1]

The Ivalo is located on the four-track roadside main road. Ivalo Municipality Center is 39 km from Inari Church Village. The distance to Rovaniemi is 288 km and to Utsjoki 164 km. Saariselkä Tourist Center is located 30 km south of Ivalo.

Ivalo was formerly known as Kyrö village.

The Kyrö village was founded in the 1750s by Henrik Kyrö, who moved to the lower reaches of Ivalojoki from the Tornio Valley. According to the Swedish genealogy researcher Erik Kuoksu, Kyrö belonged to a large group of merchants who, under the authority of the king, were trading with taxi villages and carrying taxes on them. Kyrö was marked as a patron, because he did not set up a house, but fishing and hunting were the livelihoods. At the end of the 18th century, Kyrö's daughter, a Sami man and villagers, began to develop a reindeer husbandry industry.

The distance from Rovaniemi to Ivalo 287 km.

Finland to Ivalo, 99800 Inari, Finland

Travel by car / bus.

3 h 22 min (287.1 km) via E75.

Continuation War 1941 to 1944.

In northern Finland, there were about 213,000 men in the German 20th Army. Their area of ​​responsibility was a 700-kilometer front line from the height of the Oulujoki River to the Arctic Ocean. A significant part of the soldiers belonged to various SS formations. The Commander of the Force, after Eduard Dietl, who died in June 1944, was General Lothar Renduli

XIX Mountain Army was responsible for the northernmost Front of Petsamo. In the south of the Sallan-Alakurt region, the XXXVI army fought. The southernmost XVIII Mountain Army was responsible for the Kiesting-Uhtua front line.

In addition to the crew, there were, for example, 32,000 horses or mules and 17,500–26,000 motor vehicles. Forces had stored the need for half a year of ammunition, food, fuel and other supplies, for a total of about 180 000 tonnes, mainly in Oulu and Rovaniemi. However, there were also warehouses, for example, in Uhtua one thousand kilometers from the Norwegian border.



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