The anti-Soviet militia group P-26 was outlawed in this country.
The anti-Soviet militia group P-26 was outlawed in this country. A man from this country tried to end the eastern front of World War One in the Grimm-Hoffman Affair. Henri Guisan was in charge of this country's troops during World War Two, and it was the target of the never-executed Operation Tannenbaum. Tensions between Protestants and Catholics in this country manifested in the Sonderbund War and in the First and Second Kappel Wars. During Napoleonic times, it briefly united under the Helvetic Republic, while a city here had its Grand Council elect the protestant reformer John Calvin as its leader. It only voted to join the United Nations in 2002, despite being home to the largest UN office in Europe. For 10 points, name this country comprised of many cantons and noted for its historical neutrality.
The anti-Soviet militia group P-26 was outlawed in this country.
Switzerland