Sweden has been at peace since 1814, they have adopted a non- aligned foreign policy in peacetime and in wartime neutrality.
Sweden was one of those countries that was able to maintain neutrality during WW2 partly because its northern location, its neutral stance in international relations, a dedicated military build-up, and an unpredictable course of events.
The Swedish government made concessions to Germany that helped it be neutral.
Sweden has had 26 wars ranging from 1521 (the Danish liberation war two years before Gustav Vasa climbed the throne) to 1814 (the campaign against Norway when Sweden forced Norway into a union. Before this Sweden was in several wars as well, and in between Sweden have been at war with Poland, Russia, France and several parts of what we now call Germany. See the Related Link for "List of Swedish wars" to the bottom for the answer.
No. Those countries which were not concquered by Germany or at war with her could not trade with her, even if they wanted to, because of the allied naval blockade. Michael Montagne
Sweden was not involved in WWI
Yes - at least for much of the war. From 1942 onwards there was also a regular scheduled air service between Britain and Sweden. All Red Cross mail and parcels between Britain and Germany were routed via Sweden. The neutral countries were very handy for that kind of thing! Joncey
Sweden was neutral during World War 2.
Sweden was neutral in Word War II.
Sweden wasn't, as it was neutral. Germany obviously was.no
Sweden was not, as it was neutral. Finland was not, but it was an ally of Germany. Germany obviously was occupied by Germany.
Germany during ww2, Sweden in 1655In World War 2 Poland was invaded by Germany.
no
Germany , Norway , Sweden and Portugal
yes
Countries like sweden and switzerland who wanted nothing to do with the war
Explicitly, no. They did, however, trade a lot with Nazi Germany.
Yes. But not all of it.no it wasnt.Yes Norway was occupied by Germany in World War 2. Trust me this is real, I had to do a report on Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany.
Sweden was neutral during the war, but agreed to most demands from Nazi Germany, such as troop transport through the country.
Only a few, but most notably, Sweden. Sweden practiced neutrality at war, so Hitler went around them.