Hmm... I hardly got your point here I guess. Colonization of Switzerland? Well there wasn't any Switzerland when celtics were there... and later on a German tribe (do not have anything in common with "Germany" or "German") the Helvetians were there and then large parts were roman... but overall it's mixed up region...
Switzerland nowadays mainly consists of parts that were culturally influenced by Italy, France or Germany... but that joined the Swiss confederation before there were the now known countries Italy or Germany... and France did look different.
The last time a foreign army entered Switzerland was during the Napoleonic wars. (1798-1815).
Initially the French entered Switzerland. Most of the French-speaking part of Switzerland was annexed by France and the rest become a satellite state.
In the First Battle of Zurich (4-7 June 1799), the French were defeated and the city was captured by the Austrians.
The Second Battle of Zurich (25-26 September 1799) was a French victory over an Austrian and Russian force.
At the end of the Napoleonic wars other armies fighting the French passed through what is now Switzerland.
Rhaetia (Switzerland) was conquered in 15 BC
I believe that England and Switzerland were the only European countries not conquered in WW2 and if not Switzerland than Ireland
No, but he conquered France, Germany, and Switzerland, Austria, and Belgium.
Switzerland was started in the 1200s so their story is long and complicated. I have posted a link for you so you can see their history.
No single individual or nation has conquered all of Europe. However, a few have come close. The Romans conquered everything but Scandinavia, Napoleon conquered all but Eastern Europe and Great Britain, and Hitler conquered all except Spain, Protugal, Sweden, Switzerland, and Great Britain.
The Germanic peoples who conquered the western part of the Roman Empire conquered all of its lands in Europe: Portugal, Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland south of the River Rhine, Germany west of the Rhine, Switzerland, Austria, the former Yugoslavia, Italy, Malta and Britain.
it remained neutral, much as Sweden and Switzerland did in Europe
The Franks conquered France, southern Germany, Switzerland and Austria. It cannot be said that they conquered r Holland south of the river Rhine and Belgium because they had been allowed to settle there by the Romans.Several centurieslater the Pope agreed to give Charlemagne of the Franks Italy if he chased out the Lombards from there.
No. It never as a country made offensive war on anyone, apart from fighting and killing in battle Duke Charles the Bold of Burgundy around 1470 AD, who they knew had designs on Switzerland's independence. Nor did Switzerland ever have colonies or otherwise 'conquered' lands. It was just a rather loose confederation of Swiss provinces (Cantons). Only around 1850 did Switzerland get its present form, laws and institutions.
In 1032, the Kingdom of Burgundy, which included West Switzerland was conquered by the German Empire. After its power declined, the area was taken over by the Hapsburg Dynasty which had to rule amidst constant resistance. Upon the death of the Hapsburg emperor, several regions which included Schwyz, Unterwalden and Uri joined to form the Swiss Confederation on August 1, 1291. This is recognized of the current birthday of Switzerland.
Bern is the capital of Switzerland, though not the biggest city
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