The Places Germany Could Have Invaded, but Didn’t...
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On June 25, 1940, France surrendered to the military might of Germany after being crushed in the Blitzkrieg. Almost immediately, Adolf Hitler and his gang of thugs began planning their next attack that respected no treaties, no borders, and no decency, the proposed invasion of neutral Switzerland. The Germans never did invade Switzerland during World War II, as they did not invade several other notable places they certainly considered invading or would have greatly benefited from invading. Here we list 10 of those places. What other places would you include on this list?
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10. Switzerland
9. Great Britain
8. Malta
7. Gibraltar
6. Spain/Portugal
5. Ireland
4. Sweden
3. Turkey
2. Iceland
1. United States
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