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Different nations had different specific reasons, but in general neutrality was based on a decision to avoid subjecting the population to war.
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What are countries called who remained neutral during the war?
They are called neutral nations. These countries were neutral during World War 2: Spain, Norway, Portugal, Ireland, and Switzerland.
Which nations remained neutral during World War 2?
Spain, turkey, and Sweden >>>>>>FOR A+ STUDENTS
What were neutral nations during world war 2?
belgium, poland, and all those countries in between
Which European nations remaines neutral during world war 2?
Spain, turkey, and Sweden >>>>>>FOR A+ STUDENTS
Which countries remained neutral?
During World War I, Switzerland, Spain, and the Scandinavian nations remained totally neutral.
Leader of the United Nations after world war 2?
The united nations was created after world war 2
What happened to the nations who lost world war 2?
What happened to the nations who lost world war 2?
What did congress pass before pearl harbor that made the US a neutral nation in the war?
. . . but the US was not a neutral nation in world war 2. The US was one of a number of nations that composed the 'Allies' in declaring war on the empire of Japan.
What does neutral mean in world war 2?
Not at war
Which European nations were neutral during World War 2?
Switzerland, and Sweden maintained neutrality. Spain was in the grip of Franco, and kept quiet.
What were the Neutrals in World War 2?
Switzerland, and Netherlands were neutral during world war 2
Of these nations which remained neutral during World War 2?
In Europe, the nations that managed to remain neutral were Sweden, Spain and Switzerland. In Africa, all countries were linked to either Italy, France or Britain so none of them remained neutral. The Latin American countries remained largely neutral. Asian countries were practically all dragged into the war, either because they were invaded by Japan or because they were colonies of Japan or one of the Allied nations.
