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Compilation of the Neutral Countries in WW1 - With Lyrics

Timestamp: 00:00 - List of Neutral Countries ın WW1 00:13 - Swiss Confederation (1814 - Present) 01:06 - Principality of Albania (1914 - 1925) 01:57 - Dutch Colonial Empire (1595 - 1975) 04:19 - Spanish Empire (1492 - 1976) 05:52 - Danish Realm (1814 - Present) 07:07 - Kingdom of Norway (1905 - Present) 09:30 - Kingdom of Sweden (1905 - Present) 11:20 - Sublime State of Persia (1789 - 1925) 12:14 - Countries in Asia & Africa that do not have an Official National Anthem 13:01 - United States Of Mexico (1911 - 1928) (Revolutionary Goverment) 15:45 - United States of Venezuela (1864 - 1953) 17:14 - Republic of Colombia (1886 - Present) 20:03 - Peruvian Republic (1895 - 1919) 22:52 - Republic Of Ecuador (1895 - 1925) (Doesn't Have Official Anthem) 23:02 - Republic of Bolivia (1899 - 1920) 25:52 - Republic of Paraguay (1904 - 1936) 27:08 - Republic of Chile (1891 - 1925) 29:27 - Argentine Republic (1880 - 1916) 31:36 - Argentine Republic (1916 - 1930) 34:04 - Oriental Republic of Uruguay (1903 - 1933) 35:56 - Republic of El Salvador (1913 - 1927) 37:32 - Second Dominican Republic (1865 - 1916) Indonesian: Selain itu, di negara-negara yang telah dinetralkan secara permanen (misalnya Swiss) atau telah lama menjadi netral (misalnya Belanda dan Swedia), hubungan antara identitas nasional dan netralitas telah terjalin selama abad ke-19 setelah Perang Dunia Pertama. Negara bagian lain tetap netral karena dianggap sebagai opsi yang paling tidak memecah belah (misalnya di Spanyol). Namun, ini tetap minoritas. Sebagian besar negara yang menyatakan netralitas mereka saat pecahnya perang pada Juli 1914 berakhir secara formal (seperti Bulgaria atau Rumania) atau secara informal menyatakan pihak (seperti negara-negara yang terkait dengan Sekutu atau Blok Sentral, salah satu contohnya adalah Uruguay). Netralitas juga bisa hilang karena pelanggaran perang: kedaulatan Belgia dan Albania, misalnya, dikorbankan hanya karena manfaat strategis yang dirasakan lebih besar daripada kerugiannya. Hanya jika penduduk negara netral itu sendiri dan kekuatan yang berperang tetap yakin bahwa manfaat kenetralan lebih besar daripada kenetralan dapat bertahan dalam Perang Dunia Pertama. Fakta bahwa pada 11 November 1918 hanya segelintir negara yang tetap netral (di Eropa: Norwegia, Swedia, Denmark, Belanda, Swiss, dan Spanyol; di Amerika Selatan: Meksiko, Chili, dan Argentina) menunjukkan bahwa kemampuan untuk melakukannya selama Perang Dunia Pertama adalah pengecualian daripada aturannya. Konten ini telah dilengkapi dengan Lirik dengan Bahasa yang digunakan pada setiap negaranya. KONTEN INI HANYA UNTUK EDUKASI SEJARAH, TIDAK BERMAKSUD UNTUK MENDUKUNG GERAKAN APAPUN. Jangan Lupa Like, Komentar, Subscribe Serta Share Video Ini! English: Moreover, in countries that have been permanently neutralized (eg Switzerland) or have long been neutral (eg the Netherlands and Sweden), the relationship between national identity and neutrality was established during the 19th century following the First World War. Other states remain neutral as they are seen as the least divisive option (eg in Spain). However, these remain in the minority. Most countries that declared neutrality at the outbreak of war in July 1914 ended either formally (such as Bulgaria or Romania) or informally declared parties (such as countries associated with the Allies or Central Powers, one example being Uruguay). Neutrality can also be lost through the transgressions of war: Belgian and Albanian sovereignty, for example, is sacrificed simply because the perceived strategic benefits outweigh the costs. Only if the inhabitants of the neutral countries themselves and the belligerent powers remained convinced that the benefits of neutrality outweighed neutrality could survive the First World War. The fact that on November 11, 1918 only a handful of countries remained neutral (in Europe: Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Spain; in South America: Mexico, Chile, and Argentina) shows that the ability to do so during the First World War was the exception rather than the rule. This content has been equipped with lyrics with the language used in each country. THIS CONTENT IS FOR HISTORICAL EDUCATION ONLY, IT IS NOT INTENDED TO SUPPORT ANY MOVEMENT. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and share this video!