Lets not overlook that the Dutch also had a raging resistance that included companies intentionally making faulty parts for the Nazis.

Neither polish paratroopers and the 1st armored division nor french army did surrender and fought for the entirety of the war.

In fact, thanks to the French that fought street to street, the BEF was allowed a respite escaping Dunkirk.

The Polish paratroopers fought some of the worse part of Operation Market Garden and thanks to them the 1st Airborne was able to escape. And, thanks to some very very stubborn Dutch partisans, eluded capture for a month and eventually escaped to fight again.

Let's not forget the "brilliant and independent economy" either, which resulted in people eating pretty much only cabbage, potatoes and government-mandated leftover slop for a decade - starting well before the war kicked off.

Who's that above Britain?

And Finland had a very complicated relationship with the nazis