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Why did Germany declare war on Belgium, although they were a neutral country?
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Why did Germany declare war on Belgium, although they were a neutral country?
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Why did Germany declare war on Belgium, although they were a neutral country?
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The reason why Germany declared war on Belgium even though they were a neutral country was because the Germans needed a way to get access to France and the only way to do that was to attack Belgium
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