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Wartime collaboration

Wartime collaboration is the voluntary cooperation of local populations, officials or combatants with the enemy against their own state, often for personal gain, ideology or survival. It is widely considered as a form of betrayal and a crime (treason) as it is viewed as a breach of loyalty that compromises the safety of the citizens and sovereignty of…

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Wartime collaboration → voluntary cooperation of local populations

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Wartime collaborationis avoluntary cooperation of local populations0.90text
independenceinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
territorial gains or strengthening their nation-state.Opportunisminstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
self-interestinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
particularly by politicalinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
economicinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
administrative elites can also be another motive for collaborationinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
often for personalinstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
financial or professional gaininstance ofcollaborators work with occupiers in the hope of achieving nationalist goals0.80text
Yasser Abu Shabab's Popular Forcesinstance ofIsrael has armed and supported Palestinian anti-Hamas elements and clans0.80text
leading Hamas to describe them asinstance ofIsrael has armed and supported Palestinian anti-Hamas elements and clans0.80text

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