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What countries help free prisoners?
Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Finland. Maybe some others.
What countries help free prisoners holocaust?
Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Finland. Maybe some others.
What did Sweden do during World War II?
Sweden assisted with hiding the Jews. Denmark sent many Jews by boat to Sweden. They gave them a place to live and food. Some stayed there after the war and others went to various countries after the war. Sweden help with underground network tasks too for Norway and Finland.
What country has its capital on an island in the Baltic sea?
Stockholm, Sweden Helsinki, Finland Tallinn, Estonia Riga, Latvia
Was England and France the only democratic states in Europe in 1939?
No. Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Luxemburg, Poland, Hungary and many others were democraric before World War II.
Who lives is in Finland?
The Finns! And a few others.
What was the currency of Sweden before the Euro?
The currency of Sweden is Krona (meaning crown). They are not part of the EMU (European Monetary Union) and thus are still not using the Euro. They are a member of the European Union, but only 17 of the 27 countries in the European Union use the euro. The others use their own currency.
What countries were controlled by the Axis countriesin World War 2?
The axis powers controlled: Norway, France, Poland, Finland, Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Morocco they also controlled most of northern Africa and most of the pacafic becase japan was allied with the axis and Manchuria
Why is Saturn surrounded by rings?
because they have rings and the others no
Which five places will benefit from global warming?
Canada & Russia. That's two places, the others would probably be northern Sweden, Norway, and Finland. Would the benefit to those places outweigh the pain that is in store for the rest of us?
Why did the Nazi want Sweden to remain free?
Many countries declared neutrality in World War II; some of these neutral countries were occupied and/or annexed by Germany (e.g. Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway), and others were left alone (e.g. Sweden, Spain, Switzerland). The reasons why some countries were left alone are complex, but in general it's simply because the neutral countries were more useful to Germany as independent countries than as occupied countries. Occupying a country requires a lot of manpower and money, as well as resources, so it's cheaper not to occupy a country if you don't have to. Sweden was surrounded by German-occupied Norway on the west and German-allied Finland on the east (the Finns were forced to ally with Germany because the Soviet Union kept invading them in an attempt to annex Finland). South of Sweden was German-occupied Denmark, Germany proper, and German-occupied Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. So, Sweden was completely surrounded by Germany--there was no reason for Germany to occupy Sweden, too. Sweden also granted Germany certain rights in order to maintain its independence. For instance, Sweden allowed German war materiel to be transported from Germany to Norway and to Finland via Sweden; for this and other reasons, some argue that Sweden really collaborated with the Germans and was not neutral, properly speaking.
The Jewish ghettos were located in this country?
basically all of the countries in the east.
