Finnish motorcycle couriers bike and his Suomi submachine-gun M/31 and on the background T-26 where its commander is out of the hatch. Somewhere in the eastern front 1941-1944

Finnish motorcycle and T-26 tank

Not actually a Russian KV-1, but a German Panzer 4. Neither is this picture from WW2. It is a still from Finnish movie "unknown soldier" from 1955. In the original book the tank taken out in 1941 was a KV-1, but by 1955 neither one of the two captured KV-1 due to lack of part to keep them running. Instead one of the 15 late model J panzer IV tanks was used instead. 

Note that the hull machine gun, original MG34 has been replaced by a soviet DT tank machine gun, a standard machine gun in all Finnish tanks after the war. These 15 factory new panzer IV did not get a chance against Soviet forces, but they were for a short time used (ironically) against  the Germans. 

KV-1?

News about cease-fire between Finland and Soviets have reached frontlines and Finnish soldier is waving towards soviets lines. The Soviet Union ended hostilities exactly 24 hours after the Finns. 
Photo has been taken in Uuksujärvi 4.9.1944