As a person from Sverige I have to disagree with some statements
We were indeed dependant on Germany and did some concessions but frankly what would Per-Albin do? In 1939 we had almost no army, a small
airforce and and a very weak navy, the reason for this is the catastropical
defence cuts in the 20ies and early 30ies. Per-Albin had one mission to keep the country out of the war and he did succed. As a rather small country
we were and are very dependant on foreign trade and after 1940 we had basically one country to trade with namely Germany, they needed our ore
and we needed their coal and other products it is a simple as that.
Furthermore we did had some problems with the British at the time, they tend to be rather highanded, for instance the Hagman affair among others, and frankly 1941 the Germans were winning so what were we supposed to do? I for one support Per-Albin fully he did the right thing. We do have one thing that one could be proud of we supported the Finns in the winterwar
with what means that were at our disposal.