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If Sweden was neutral could warring nations have espionage rings operating in Stockholm at the time?
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"The Allies were also collaborating with C-byrån, the Swedish military intelligence. Sweden allowed Allied spies to listen to German radio signals from a station on Öland, and in Malmö a location was established for British military to lead bombing actions in Germany"
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