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Select the correct answer. Which country fought Germany the longest during World War II and remained unoccupied to the end? A. United States B. Britain C. The Soviet Union D. It…

Select the correct answer. Which country fought Germany the longest during World War II and remained unoccupied to the end? A. United States B. Britain C. The Soviet Union D. It…
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Select the correct answer. Which country fought Germany the longest during World War II and remained unoccupied to the end? A. United States B. Britain C. The Soviet Union D. Italy.

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Great Britain and Germany fought the longest and remained unoccupied
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C. United Kingdom (Great Britian).

The UK fought Germany and remain Unoccupied.
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