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Collaboration

Collaboration, literally, consists of working together with one or more others.

Table of contents

1 Wartime collaboration 2 See also 3 External links

Wartime collaboration

As a pejorative term, the word "collaboration' can describe the treason of cooperating with enemy forces occupying one's country.

During World War II, those accused of collaboration with Axis Powers included:

• Vidkun Quisling (Norway)
• Ustashe (Croatia)
• The government of Vichy France
• Leopold III of Belgium (found innocent)
• Pierre Laval (France)
• P. G. Wodehouse (only informally accused)

See also

• Puppet government
• Resistance movements

External links

• State Collaboration Collaboration of Vichy France with Nazi Germany.

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