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Originally posted by theuhstuf
I think because they were his bank, they funded both sides of the war. Also there was no reason, it would have just been a waist of resources.
Originally posted by OddTimeSignature
Ok thanks for the answer..but there where enormus resouses in sweden then..as iron, stel, forrest, aircraft industri, harbuors shipyards and so on..??
Originally posted by theuhstuf
reply to post by OddTimeSignature
They probably were shipping a lot of those resources over to Germany.
Originally posted by theuhstuf
I think because they were his bank, they funded both sides of the war. Also there was no reason, it would have just been a waist of resources.
Originally posted by DISRAELI
reply to post by hinky
In 1940, The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg were also neutral.
That, on its own, wasn't enough to stop Hitler invading them.
Originally posted by js331975
Originally posted by DISRAELI
reply to post by hinky
In 1940, The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg were also neutral.
That, on its own, wasn't enough to stop Hitler invading them.
They were all in the way, Sweden was not.
Originally posted by hinky
Luxembourg was in the way as stated and had neutral status. Those darn nazies just don't play fair.