didnt switzerland got bombed occasionally by the allies?
you dont just join up with someone who dropped bombs on you. ... well, except if you're italy.
Eh, France lost much of it's Navy to the British and Americans, they still joined up in the end
didnt switzerland got bombed occasionally by the allies?
you dont just join up with someone who dropped bombs on you. ... well, except if you're italy.
didnt switzerland got bombed occasionally by the allies?
you dont just join up with someone who dropped bombs on you. ... well, except if you're italy.
Sorry chief, not possible. All Swiss Hetzers were of Czechoslovak origin, exported after War.swiss hetzer tank destroyers versus german hetzer tank destroyers
Sorry chief, not possible. All Swiss Hetzers were of Czechoslovak origin, exported after War.
didnt switzerland got bombed occasionally by the allies?
you dont just join up with someone who dropped bombs on you. ... well, except if you're italy.
Its a zone that they are occupying and administering. Hence, occupation zone.I am not so sure Belgium and Luxemburg actualy had "occupation zones". Besides that, the Netherlands didn't really have an occupation zone either. They just wanted to annex part of Germany. They got a couple of small parts, which were annexed and later (mostly) returned to Germany in the 1960's.
Not really an occupation zone.
At that date "barely" one hundred years...Switzerland isn't going to throw away a few hundred years of neutrality
Whoops, i meant it was 1/3rd (or maybe 1/2) the size of Luxembourg. Dont know why i typed it out like that.Belgium and The Netherlands were each responsible for a sector within the British occupation zone. The Luxembourgers provided a few soldiers to the Belgians.
Lexembourg with one-third of the French zone ? That would be totally ASB, have you already looked at Luxembourg on a map ?
At that date "barely" one hundred years...
And how much had neutrality just helped the Danes, Norwegians, Belgians, Dutch or Luxemburgers?