
Refuge from the Reich
Airspace (International law)NeutralitySwiss Prisoners and prisonsAmerican Aerial operationsWorld War, 1939-1945HistoryAirspace (law)World war, 1939-1945, law and legislation
During the air campaign in Europe, American and Allied air crews were able to land in the middle of an oasis bordered by the Third Reich. Neutral Switzerland imposed harsh restrictions on its own people, and the air refugees, including military rule and food shortages. However, it provided a place to escape Nazi threats and an energy of resistance that supported the Allied perspective.
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