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Operation Polarfuchs : ウィキペディア英語版
Operation Arctic Fox

Operation Arctic Fox (from the German Unternehmen Polarfuchs) was the codename given to a campaign by German and Finnish forces during World War II against Soviet Northern Front defenses at Salla, Finland in July 1941. The Operation was part of a larger Operation called Operation Silver Fox (''Silberfuchs'') which aimed at capturing the vital port of Murmansk. The operation was conducted parallel to Operation Platinum Fox (''Platinfuchs'') in the far north of Lappland. The principal goal of Operation Arctic Fox was to capture the town of Salla and then to advance in the direction of Kandalaksha (Finnish: Kantalahti) to block the route to Murmansk.
==Background==
Salla was one of the areas occupied during the Soviet invasion of Finland in 1939. The German XXXVI Corps, consisting of both German and Finnish troops, carried out Operation Arctic Fox as part of the larger Operation Silver Fox (''Silberfuchs''), which aimed at capturing the Soviet port at Murmansk.
This was part of the overall attack on the Soviet Union, Operation Barbarossa, and was, for the Finns, part of the initial phase of their Continuation War (''Jatkosota'').

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