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This source explains how Scandinavian countries were effected by Germany and Russia (Soviet
Union). The article goes into detail on how the different countries reacted to the pressure from the
two powers.

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This was a crucial resource. I was given a first-hand experience of a person (my grandmother)
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This was an important resource for my project. There was information about Sweden siding with
Germany but also its neighboring countries. It gave different perspectives about Sweden’s
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Although this source is conservative, there was important information. It gave small facts that
added depth to my paper. The newspaper was very helpful allowing me to get a deeper
understanding.

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