the battle of verdun was the longest lasting military engagement of ww2.
the battle of verdun was the longest lasting military engagement of ww2.
what was the longest lasting military engagement of ww2?
the battle of verdun
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bullet::::- – portugal was officially neutral during the world war ii. however, it maintained a close relationship with the uk, due to the alliance it had for the last six hundred years, which is the longest lasting military alliance in history. the estado novo sought neutrality as a strategy to keep spain neutral and prevent it from joining the axis. portugal continued trading with countries from both sides of the conflict throughout the war. in the second half of the war, it let the allies use bases in the azores to fight german submarines, because prime minister salazar feared an allied invasion of the azores.
neutral powers during world war ii