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Originally posted by Dottore
As for Sweden, it's neutrality suited Hitler and it was of no strategic significance. Besides it was pretty firmly in his pocket, and "why buy the cow when the milk is free?"
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I do not really want to get hung up on the debate about guns, but will say that I have the same point of view as my fellow Scandinavians.
What I would like to say as a Norwegian is that the Swedish neutrality was of great strategic significance to Hitler as it gave him free passage to Norway. We lost a lot of people protecting our borders from Hitler, and eventually failed

I will say that Sweden did come to our defence in the end and assisted us in building up the Norwegian forces again...
http://www.norway.org/history/after1814/ww2/ww2.htm
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