Norwegian Campaign

The Norwegian Campaign was a successful military action by Germany to occupy Norway. Some allied tried to help fighting. These countries were: The U.K.,  France and and the Polish Armed Forces in the West.
It started on 9 April 1940.

At May the U.K. and France left the battle because the invasion of France had just begun. So the desperate Norwegians couldn't defend their country on their own

It ended on 10 June, resulting the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany.

Learn more by, BOOKS:

1.  Naval Operations of the Campaign in Norway edited by D. Brown
2. The Campaign in Norway by T.K. Derry
3. Narvik, Battles in the Fjords by P. Dickens
4. Norway, 1940 by F. Kersaudy
5. Norway 1940, The Forgotten Fiasco by J. Kynoch
6. The Norwegian Campaign of 1940 by J.L. Moulton

DOCUMENTARY:

1. The World at War: Distant War
    The World at War: Distant War
   The World at War: Distant War
   The World at War: Distant War
   The World at War: Distant War

MOVIES:

1. In Which We Serve

2.  Cross of Honour