the answer is iceland, norway, sweden, finland, and denmark.
the vikings lived in scandinavia, in what is now Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark
Germany invaded Norway and Germany on April 9th 1940 and stayed there until they're surrender on May 5th in Denmark and May 8th in Norway, 1945.
Through out Europe. They lived on Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Faroe Islands, Finland, and Greenland.
yes the vikings came from Norway bazio says yes it but they lived in Finland Norway and Denmark and all of them put to -gether is Scandinavia
Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki, Warsaw and Berlin.
The neighboring countries to Sweden are Norway and Finland by land, and the Russian Federation, the Baltic countries, Poland, Germany and Denmark by water.
denmark, yes Norway, yes Finland, im not sure about but unless the Germans attacked Norway from boats, they had to go through Finland. unless Norway just up and surendered
Scandinavia includes Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. "Scandinavia" is sometimes confused with the wider term, "Nordic Countries," a grouping that includes Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland.
Sweden has land borders with Finland and Norway. It also has a connection with Denmark via the Øresund Bridge.
Sweden's main export partners are: Germany, Norway, Denmark, UK, US, Finland, Netherlands, France and Belgium. The main import partners are: Germany, Denmark, Norway, UK, Finland, Netherlands, France, Russia and China.
Denmark, Norway, Finland, Russia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Germany. However all but Norway and Finland are separated from Sweden by the Baltic sea.
Poland,denmark,Germany,Finland,and Norway
Norway and Sweden boarder: Russia and Finland, while Denmark boarders Germany
Yes. But not all of it.no it wasnt.Yes Norway was occupied by Germany in World War 2. Trust me this is real, I had to do a report on Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany.
Finland and Norway are both connected to Sweden on the east resp. west side.
Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are the countries known as Scandinavia.