Haganah. Italian Partisans: Used examples captured from German soldiers : 3,042 were ordered by Germany from Finland during WWII and likely issued to the Wehrmacht and SS. Also 120 Suomi KP's were presented to the German troops of AOK Norwegen in 1942 for use on the Finnish Front. Most of these weapons left Finland with German troops in 1944 and were subsequently used in other theaters of the war. : Swedish m/37-39 variant. : Used by the police until 1939 : Used by Slovak forces on the Eastern Front. : Used by both sides during the Spanish Civil War : Used captured weapons. A copy in 7.62×25mm Tokarev was produced in Leningrad as the Karelo-Finskii KF-42. : 35,000 made under license by Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB just before and during World War II, some were also imported from Finland. Designated kpist m/37 (9mm Browning Long caliber) after the year of adaption. In 1939 Sweden decided to switch to 9 mm Parabellum and the new weapons were designated kpist m/37-39. : 100 KP/-41 delivered (of 5,000 ordered) and designated MP 43. 22,500 produced under license by Hispano-Suiza as MP 43/44. : Pontifical Swiss Guard used the Hispano-Suiza version until the 1970s. Gallery See also List of submachine guns References Guns of the Third Reich'', p. 163 External links Gunwriters' Suomi History (Part 1) Gunwriters' Suomi History (Part 2) Jäger Platoon Modern Firearms: Suomi The Finnish Weapons Series Konepistooli m/31 Suomi Suomi M31: Finland's Famous Submachine Gun (video by Forgotten Weapons) 9mm Parabellum submachine guns Finnish inventions Submachine guns of Finland World War II military equipment of Finland World War II submachine guns Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1931