Sweden

Sweden has the biggest area in Scandinavia.

Because they were fleeing political oppression and, unlike the Swiss, they actually wished to help out in small and marginal ways that would not leave them open to a Nazi invasion.

Pickled herring is a very common traditional food, although many Swedes don't like it. It's eaten at pretty much all holidays. Potatoes are eaten in many forms, daily by many, but are of course not a dish in itself.

As is often the case with legal questions, no simple answer exists. This is because different states have different laws. Making this more complicated is not only the different laws in existence in different states, but also the differences of definitions in different states. For example, what one state might consider to be a severe and illegal spanking, might be perfectly in line in another.

Currently, however, it seems to be the legal trend to work towards banning the spanking of children.

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Sweden is across the Baltic Sea from Germany and they do not share a border.

The Swedish Armed Forces is made up of an army, an air force, a navy, a home guard, and a signals intelligence service. In 2012, the country's military budget was 6.46 billion dollars.

Laos is much closer to the equator than Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia is the latitude of New York City. Laos is further south than Florida.

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There are basically two reasons for why Sweden is wealthy. First, during the latter half of the 19th century beginning around 1860s-1870s, Sweden saw industrialization and deregulations coming as a relief in the economy. Now and up until the turn of century many Swedish inventors and entrepreneurs successfully started firms and companies that exist still today. Sweden was in a latter "wave" of the industrialization, meaning they could look at industrialized countries and learn from their mistakes, which made the progress much faster. Jumping ahead in time, after WWII most of Europe lay in ruin, and so was the majority of the European economies. Sweden, which was officially neutral during the first and second world war, could now with a perfectly viable industry produce many goods that were needed throughout Europe as many countries needed repair. This production from Swedish companies to help the European economies stand on their legs lasted until the 1960s-1970s. So it was industrialization and deregulation in the latter half of 19th century and the distribution of goods and commodities to the European countries after WWII...

Flowers, Trisslotter, Wine, Alcoholic Beverages with more than 20% alcohol and candy.

A wide range, a very open minded country that listens and appreciates all music types, but mainly Rock music "Pink Floyd, The Doors, Hendrix is listened to and a lot of metal too, so many metal bands come from Finland, ect Children of Bodom, stratovarius, Nightwish, Kalmah...

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yes and no I dont really know ive been doing research but i dont know.

Look up-Is Sweden a free country like Amarica? (then type Wikipedia)

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Norway - all along the west and a little in the north, Finland - in north, on the eastern face, and an artificial border on the Öresund bridge with Denmark.

With royal mail, 3-5 working days.

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Sweden was not involved in WWI

No, although Walmart is an American International company, there are no locations in Spain. Their international locations include Argentina, Brazil, Canada, and the UK.

ok actually, Germany thought it would be better to keep production coming in from Sweden then waste time invading.

Denmark and Sweden has been in an union with Norway once. Russia captured Finland from Sweden 1809. But no other country has ever occupied Sweden by force.

In other words no.

Sweden on the other hand has occupied many parts of northern Germany, Norway, Estonia, parts of Poland, Finland for about a millennia, also some parts of russia (St. Petersburgh) and also had colonies in Africa and in what is now he united states of America (more precisely Delaware).

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"Greetings from Sweden" is "Hälsningar från Sverige" in Swedish.

We eat food just like everyone else. If you mean the traditional foods, then alot of our recipes have dill and potatoes. Potatoes are very common in many traditional dishes along with many types of fish.

Yes, HRM King Carl Gustav the 16th and his wife Sylvia (of German descent) and their three children: Victoria, Karl Philip and Madelene.

Yes, the correct English spelling is "Sweden". (The Swedish name is Sverige.)