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Tango0118 Jan 2023 8:59 p.m. PST

"In the course of the Second World War, Sweden – which had never had to get involved in any conflict in the 125 years running up to this point – was forced to surrender some of its foreign policy principles, at least in part.

On the one hand, Sweden's ending of their politics of neutrality was a result of Third Reich pressure. On the other, it was a voluntary move in the face of Soviet actions…"

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