Because if they hadn't they probably would have found themselves a belligerent very quickly. Germany had demonstrated in Belgium and Holland that it would not respect neutrality if there was something it wanted. Michael Montagne
AnswerIn June 1941 Germany demanded to transport 18 000 soldiers on swedish railroads(and transport of wounded German soldiers back to Norway), Sweden said yes to this demand but we only agreed to it once and we did, in July same year Germany demanded again to transport soldiers this time Sweden refused.and as the swedish military was gaining strenght Sweden started to say no to more German demands.
Although it can be discussed whether Sweden was neutral or not during the Second World War, just because of this point.
they didnt hav a very big army so did not risk war____________________
They did not go into war, because they did not have a lot of people to fight with. Also, there was no reason for a small country, like Sweden, to be in a war between great countries. World War 1 had nothing to do with Sweden.
No, Sweden was neutral during WWII and remained neutral throughout the war
Sweden was neutral in World War 2, so Swedish Jews were safe in Sweden.
Scandinavia is not a country. It consists of Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. All of whom were neutral during the First World War.
There were some countries that were neutral during World War 2 that invaded Germany. These countries included the United States and Sweden.
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Sweden was neutral in WW2.
Sweden was neutral during World War 2.
There were no reason for Sweden to get involved in WWI
During World War I, the notable neutral nations were Spain, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
No, Sweden was neutral during WWII and remained neutral throughout the war
Sweden was neutral in World War 2, so Swedish Jews were safe in Sweden.
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Sweden was neutral during the war, but agreed to most demands from Nazi Germany, such as troop transport through the country.
Scandinavia is not a country. It consists of Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. All of whom were neutral during the First World War.