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Estonia was not allowed to take sides.
When Germany invaded Poland in 1939 the Estonian government were forced by the Soviet Union to have 25,000 Russian troops stationed in their country. In June 1940 the Soviets blockaded Estonia and invaded with 90,000 troops and the country was forced to surrender.
Estonia was incorporated into the Soviet Union after sham elections and those who did not vote were condemned to death or deported to Siberia.
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Why did Estonia enter World War 2?
Estonia was part of the soviet union during WW2, therefore they had no choice and they had to go into the war with the soviet union.
Who did romaina take sides with in world war 2?
In the world war II Romania was allied with Germany
Who did Romania take sides with in world war 2?
In the world war II Romania was allied with Germany.
When did Estonia join world war 2?
Estonia was part of the USSR therefore it entered September 1939.
What lands did Stalin take over at the bginning of world war 2?
Eastern Poland, latvia, Lithuania & Estonia. As well as a part of Finland.
What is it called when a country does not take sides in the World War 1?
I dont konow
Why were there two sides in world war?
Pretty simple. When people disagree, they take two sides. In this case, it was the Allies vs the Axis Powers
Why didn't Spain join the conflict in World War II?
Spain and Portugal were both neutral during World War 2 and didn't take sides.
Why didn't the Indians take sides in the civil war?
they only take sides with donkeys
How did Switzerland's nuetrality affect refugees in World War 1?
Switzerland became a haven for refugees during World War I. People felt safe there knowing the country wouldn't take sides and enter the war.
What are four Baltic countries were created from the Russian empire after World War 1?
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
What is it called if you do not take sides in a war?
Neutral
