Maybe movement was the wrong terminus. I meant that nazi-ideas and a feeling of superiority of oneself was inside swiss heads.
How true. After all it were the swiss who came up with the proposal to mark the passport of Jews with a "J".
However despite the fact that they shared some ideas with the nazi they also differed on many others. Things like democracy and freedom of the press for example. When Hitler attacked Belgium and the Netherlands there were protests on the streets demanding, that the goverment should recall the ambassador from Berlin.
And yes the felt themselves suprior, but superior because the were swiss, not because they were German. So their sense of superiority excluded the Germans.
A certaind xenophobia was defnitly a swiss trait of personality! - was....
And how exactly is this going to help an invader?