In 1944, as it was becoming clear that the Second World War was winding down, Sweden realized that its industry needed to diversify to stay alive. Despite declaring neutrality to the hostilities once Denmark and Norway fell to Germany, Sweden had no option but to preserve its close cultural and economic ties with Berlin, including providing military equipment.
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