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Neutrality is maintaining a position to not take sides in a war, debate, and arguments{{fact}}. A good example of a country that publically maintains a neutral status is Switzerland.{{fact}} Switzerland helped Nazis and Communists during the second world war while refusing to help the Allies including America<ref>[http://www.uek.ch/en/]</ref>. | Neutrality is maintaining a position to not take sides in a war, debate, and arguments{{fact}}. A good example of a country that publically maintains a neutral status is Switzerland.{{fact}} Switzerland helped Nazis and Communists during the second world war while refusing to help the Allies including America<ref>[http://www.uek.ch/en/]</ref>. | ||
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Neutrality
Neutrality is maintaining a position to not take sides in a war, debate, and arguments[Citation Needed]. A good example of a country that publically maintains a neutral status is Switzerland.[Citation Needed] Switzerland helped Nazis and Communists during the second world war while refusing to help the Allies including America[1].