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How can neutral countries participate in the affairs of warring countries?
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During World War II, but the point remains true in many other war-time contexts, neutral countries participated in the affairs of formal belligerents in a number of ways. Diplomatically, 'neutrals' sometimes offered to serve as mediators or were asked to mediate between nations at war. On humanitarian grounds, neutral nations sometimes sent aid-teams or inspectors into warring nations. Further, trade and financial transactions were sometimes the basis for interaction between 'neutrals' and nations-at-war.
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The Neutrality Acts of the 30s
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they all died
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He invented many useful devices and also developed peace treaties with warring countries.
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Warring Factions was created in 2007.
When did Warring Worms happen?
Warring Worms happened in 2002.
