context: At the beginning of the war on the southern front, Finnish troops occupied areas lost during the Winter War and advanced over the Syvär and Leningrad defensive lines. In December 1941, the attack was halted and a rally of more than two years began. In the northern fronts, the Muurmann track could not be cut off and German troops could not advance to Murmansk. A major Soviet offensive in June 1944 broke the front lines of defense of the Finns. After heavy fighting, the weapons were lowered to 4-5. September. The Moscow Ceasefire was signed on September 19, 1944 and ratified by the Paris Peace Treaty in 1947. The ceasefire conditions of the Continuation War included, among other things, forcing German troops away from Finland, leading to the Lapland war against Germany.
question: When did Finland make peace with the Soviet Union?
answers.text: September 19, 1944