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A traditional Finnish folk polka, popularized by Viljo Vesterinen's accordion arrangement. Gained historical significance during WWII when it was played for hours on loop by Finnish radio to jam Soviet radio-guided mines.

Pentti Lääveri was a prominent Finnish accordionist known for his interpretations of traditional folk polkkas.

This Finnish folk tune became legendary during the Continuation War, where its rapid melody was used to jam Soviet radio-guided mines.

A traditional Finnish polka famously used to jam radio-controlled mines during the Continuation War. Viljo Vesterinen's accordion version played on loop disrupted the Soviet detonation mechanism.

Säkkijärven polkka is a traditional Finnish folk song and dance, popularized by Viljo Vesterinen's accordion arrangement in the 1930s. It gained modern recognition through its use in anime culture and internet memes.