War movies from Finland

Hei Thomahal,
You have seen the major ones then, at least concerning the Second World War, that I am aware of, off hand. There are Dramas, or melodramas that aren't war films per se, however they have the war as a background. However, there are a couple of "made for television" films: 'Kun Taivas Repeää' approximately 1997, and 'Taivas Sinivalkoinen', a few years later. I do not believe the titles have been translated into English, but refer to "Blue Sky" and metaphorically blue skies in distress. Those were certainly worth watching, and they dealt with the Lottas, and specifically, had one Lotta (Combat Nurse, or Army Nurse), played by Eeva Palonen, as the heroine.

Edvin Laine, the director of the original Unkown Soldier, also adapted the same author's (Väinö Linna) novel Täällä Pohjan Tähden Alla (here Under the North Star) into a television film in 1968. That was a Finnish miniseries of its day, and quite good. The narrative is from the perspective of a "Red" family, before , during, and after the Finnish Civil War. There was a TV sequel in 1971 titled Akseli and Elina, which partially deals with the children of this couple in the Russo Finnish War. They aren't war films however, although have combat scenes in them.

Oh yes, Åke Lindman, the director of Tali-Ihantala which I have yet to see, made Framom Främsta Linjen (2004), about a Swedish speaking Regiment in the battle of Viipuri. It had some interesting attributes, such as an officer wearing a Parisian style bohemian beret. However, the lack of funds in the Finnish film industry was evident in some of the combat scenes, however that is only my opinion. Nevertheless, Mr. Lindman is a craftsman, and did justice to that effort. Some unrelated trivia: Colonel Marttinen, the Finnish speaking commander, after the war and the consequent weapons cache crisis of the late 1940s, emigrated via Sweden to USA where he served as an officer in the US Army.

I collected a few Finish war movies, I would like to buy some more.
I allready have :
1.) The Unknown Soldier (1985)
2.) The Unknown Soldier (1955)
3.) The Winter War
4.) Ambush
5.) Dog Nail Clipper
6.) Mosku
7.) Etulinjan Edessa (Beyond Enemy Lines)
8.) Pikkusisar (Little Sisters)
9.) Lupaus
I collected those in the last 4 years, from ebay and from amazon, one from
ethaicd.com and one from dvdasian.com
Now I would like to get those ones:
1.) Taivas Sinivalkoinen
2.) Kun Taivas Repeaa
3.) Here under the North Star
4.) Taivas Sinivalkoinen
5.) Tali Inhantala 1944
6.) Sissit
and of course other ones that haven't been mentioned, but are available on DVD or VHS. Format does not matter, I own region-free dvd and vhs units.
However, I would prefer German, English or Spanish subtitles.
Could You Guys throw me a few links ? Preferable with an easy to understand
menu for foreign shoppers.