No,
Switzerland, formally the Confederation of Helvetia, is composed of twenty six cantons which function as states, counties and provinces. There are four national languages, French, German, Italian and Svitzerdeutch (many spellings) which is a variant on archaic German (trans. Swiss-deutch).
Swiss (or CH) territories have been criss-crossed by invaders; i.e. Carthaginians, Romans. The cantons have been formed, for the most part along ethnic lines. There has never been a formal military or non-military invasion or colonization of Switzerland by the French or any other nation.
To this day, while the Swiss government maintains a formidable, although neutral, military, it's only military projection beyond national borders is to provide Swiss soldiers (trained military) to the Vatican State as military and security protection. The Swiss guard were originally selected by the Vatican on the basis of Switzerland's centuries long tradition of neutrality
The only French invasion of Switzerland is cultural, and that for the most part limited to French cheeses, which the Swiss accept, and French films and wines which the Swiss do not.
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Bryan Zetlen
No. France is a country and Switzerland is a country. They're both located in western Europe (and Europe is a continent).
France and Switzerland share parts of the Alpine region.
The Alps (between France and Italy and southern Switzerland) The Pyrenees (between France and Spain) the Jura (in Eastern France, North-West of Switzerland)
Somalia was torn apart
The Alps run through France, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria.
Haiti.
Switzerland is an independent country. It is one of the oldest independent countries in the world.
1956
France and madagascar.
French is the official language of Guinea because this country is a former France's colony. In a lot of former France's colonies, French is spoken by the majority of people.
No. France is a country and Switzerland is a country. They're both located in western Europe (and Europe is a continent).
France has a border with Switzerland, but it does not surround it.
Yes, Madagascar was a colony of France.
France and Switzerland share parts of the Alpine region.
France, Switzerland, Slovenia, and Austria.
Switzerland is boarderd east by France
The border is on the east of France and on the west of Switzerland