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Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal (and to some extent Denmark, maintaining neutrality in WW1 and, despite promises of the opposite, was occupied in 1940 by the Germans. Arguably, Denmark cooperated with the Germans, at least for the first two-three years).

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The neutral countries in Europe were: * Irish Free State (as it then was) * Portugal * Spain * Sweden * Switzlerland Plus the micro states.

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