German occupation of Luxembourg in World War II
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The <entity_0> began in May 1940 after the Grand Duchy of <entity_1> was invaded by Nazi Germany. The outbreak of <entity_2> on 1 September 1939 put <entity_1>'s government in a delicate situation. The <entity_1> Resistance was joined by the Communist Party of <entity_1> only after the <entity_3> of the USSR in June 1941. Before the <entity_3>, 3,900 Jews lived in <entity_1>, many of them refugees from Germany and Austria. Several street names in the capital city are named after <entity_2> events in <entity_1>, or pay tribute to Allied military or political leaders in the war, especially those that had a hand in the liberation of <entity_1>:
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