Claim: The Allied Commission, which arrived in September 22, 1944 in Finland, did not implement any command that had to deal with politics.
Evidence: The Allied Control Commission (ACC) arrived in Finland on September 22, 1944, to observe Finnish compliance with the Moscow armistice. Immediately after its inception, the commission required Finland to take more vigorous action to intern the German forces in Northern Finland. Simultaneously, the Commission also required Finland to demobilize. The ACC provided Finland with a list of political leaders against whom Finland had to start judicial proceedings. The ACC also strove to change the Finnish political life by requiring a number of allegedly fascist (in practice anti-Soviet) organizations to be banned, among them the Civil Guard.