I've been a regular visitor to Switzerland for many years, until Covid-19 got in the way, that is.
Indeed, my son lives there, and is now a Swiss citizen.
Being a fan of Mark Felton's video stories,
and Switzerland, this story of his on Youtube really caught my eye. It seems the neutral Swiss were, at times, engaged in
aerial warfare with both the
Allies, and the Germans.

Hmm..I'd never heard that one before...
In turn, the Americans bombed Zürich and other Swiss cities. These raids were said to be 'accidental'.

On one occasion, a raid directed at a south German city 'missed the target' by 250km (in broad daylight

) and bombed (Swiss) Schaffhausen instead.

More on such 'accidental' raids can be found here:
https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Bombing ... rld_War_II
As someone pointed out, it's lucky the Americans didn't mistake Zürich for Nagasaki.
I know so-called 'precision bombing' wasn't all it claimed to be, but 250km!!??

We can speculate, of course, that this 'navigational error' might have been prompted, 'unconsciously', by the fact that the Swiss were supplying the Germans with ball bearings, and other war materiél. Or, maybe it's because they were jealous of Lindt and Sprungli chocolate. (If you've ever eaten a Hershey bar, you'll know exactly why

)
Anyway, do watch the vid- it's something of an eye-opener.
"Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.