Fascist Republic of Norway

The Fascist Republic of Norway, also known as Fascist Norway, was a sovereign state in Europe that existed from 1935 to 1945.
==History==
In 1935, inspired by the fascists in Italy and Nazis in Germany, ultranationist Norwegians overthrew the monarchy and the government, replacing it with a fascist dictatorship, in what became known as the Norwegian Revolution. The sole ruling party of the country became the Norwegian Fascist Party, and its leader, Norman Førre, became the country's leader.
In March of 1940, Norway occupied Iceland. This caused Britain and France to declare war the country. Just days later, Norway occupied Denmark as well. Finally, in May of that same year, Norway launched an invasion of Sweden. The Swedes fought hard against the Norwegians, but surrendered in June.
Norway would not do much for most of WW2. That was until British troops, assisted by the Americans, invaded the country in February of 1945. Just a month later, Norway surrendered. Norman Førre was found guilty of war crimes and executed in 1946. After the fascist government was abolished, the monarchy and parliament were restored.