WW2, Swedish Theatre (1941-47)

Officially starting on the 17th of May 1941 the conflict had been escalating ever since the The Death of King Håkon VII and with the support of the king of Sweden. It all started when nazi and fascist alligned high ranking officers in the swedish army, navy and airforce found the location of the king that was evacuating Oslo. Reporting his location to the German legation in Stockholm. This directly led to the death of King Håkon and most of the parlament including prime minister Johan Nygårsvold.

Sweden Fractured (1940)
After the Message from the king of sweden condemning the actions the fascist and nazi alligned officers, a nation wide manhunt ensued to find and aprehend these officers. Sadly by the time the news came out had the officers deserted with the loyal men that they had. Internal conflicts rose as the now 3 way split ensues. The Monarcists and Regular Army, Fascists/Nazi alligned.

The fascist and nazi alligned Swedish army named themselves "Stormgruppen Sverige (Storm Group Sweden)" led by former German officer Konrad Hallgren, and the others stayed as Sweden.

After the fracture the Germans offered assistance to Stormgruppen Sverige. This gave the group enough power to get the upperhand in the Swedish fracture war.

Stockholm Falls (1941)
After almost a year of back and fourth between the Swedish army and Stormgruppen Sverige at 4th of January Stockholm is taken by the ever growing force. At this point the remnants of the Swedish army had only one realistic option if they wanted to stay in the fight. This option was to jump the border and join Norway in their fight against the Third Reich. Since Sweden was now under the control of Konrad Hallgren.

At this point in the war Norway had been slowly pushed back and both sides where grinded to a halt. Attrition was the Germans since the unexpected efficiency of the Norwegian armored squads and the defence installations that was created during the Norwegian military revisions of 1929.

Norway at the time was grateful that the remaining Swedish army was willing to help the Norwegians, although many Officers and high ranking military officials where afraid that the newly Fascist Sweden would retaliate and declare war on Norway since they had intercepted some documents that inclined that Hitler had plans to invite sweden to join the Axis Powers.