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Country's Nazi Germany Occupied During WW2

Find what modern day country's Germany occupied during ww2
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Last updated: November 5, 2018
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Belarus
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Denmark
Estonia
France
Greece
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
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Norway
Austria
Poland
Ukraine
Croatia
Slovenia
Serbia
Kosovo
Montenegro
Macedonia
Bosnia
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10 Comments
Germanwolverine
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Level 63
Nov 5, 2018
Russia???????
boogyman
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Level 33
Nov 5, 2018
couldn't put Russia in the quiz because the Nazis only occupied a bit of it not the whole country
FlabberBapper
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Level 74
Nov 5, 2018
For Fyrom, please accept the type-in Macedonia
boogyman
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Level 33
Nov 5, 2018
Thank you it has been changed
Cu5t4rd
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Level 67
Nov 15, 2018
Nice quiz. Maybe you could add Germany?
chasemillr
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Level 33
Feb 24, 2022
how did you pass highschool
Fishyyy
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Level 58
Apr 8, 2020
Wait wasn't estonia, latvia, and lithuania taken over by russia?
Splodgylodgyy
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Level 64
Mar 31, 2021
all of the balkans werent seperate countries during WW2, they were Yugoslavia.

(Slovenia, croatia, serbia, montenegro, bosnia, macedonia)

HistorianXV
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Level 43
Apr 11, 2021
It says "Modern-day" countries in the description
AltairRukan
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Level 45
Sep 26, 2024
No it doesn't as of September 26th 2024.
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