Strategic Analysis: What if Finland’s logistics-driven vision had isolated the Murmansk Railway in 1941?

Greetings from Spain. I’ve been researching the ‘what-if’ logistics of the Arctic Front for my channel, Hijos de Cronos. My main thesis focuses on the ‘Korhonen Memorandum’ — a scenario where a partial German adaptation to Finnish winter expertise leads to the functional collapse of the Murmansk supply line.

I’ve tried to avoid ‘miracle’ outcomes, focusing instead on logistical friction, resource interdependence, and the hybrid German-Finnish tactical system.

I would love to hear your local insight: How plausible do you find this pincer movement towards the Murmansk railway if the OKW had prioritized these logistic nodes over political targets?

I’ve documented this entire scenario with technical maps and data. I’d be honored if the community could review my logistical assumptions. (Link below).

Full video analysis (subtitles available): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh1csMx-Q1o&t=595s