This is a pretty good movie. This battle lasted from April through June of 1940.
Sweden exported iron ore through Norway. Norway was a neutral country so both the British and the Germans would ship it out from the port of Narvik, Norway.
This is seen from the Norwegian perspective. The Norwegians wanted to be neutral but Hitler double-crossed them and invaded the country. Some of the soldiers fought back.
This almost forgotten history of the British using French and Polish troops to come into Norway.
This movie on Netflix is fully dubbed in English.
Another Norwegian movie called 'The King's Choice " shows the Norwegian military school and Fort with a skeleton crew sinking the German Heavy Cruiser Blucher.
I will put that sinking of the cruiser in my comments.
The movie The King's Choice is on Amazon Prime
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Sinking of Blücher - The Battle of Drobak Sound (Norway) Animated
The Battle of Drobak Sound took place on 9 April 1940 in Drøbak Sound, the northernmost part of the outer Oslo Fjord in southern Norway, as part of the invas...
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen PO2 Marco Monsalve
The movie actually summarized the battle and didn't show a lot of what actually happened leading up to, during and after the German warship being hit and sunk
Battle of Drøbak Sound / Sinking of KMS "Blücher" in the Oslofjord - The King's Choice
The German Heavy Cruiser Blücher sunk on this day April 9th 1940, dramatized in the 2016 Norwegian film "The King's choice". One of 5 sister ships of the Adm...
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen PO2 Marco Monsalve SFC Dr. Jesus Garcia-Arce, Psy.D
https://youtu.be/Be4bLNa15hk
Battle of Drøbak Sound / Sinking of KMS "Blücher" in the Oslofjord - The King's Choice
The German Heavy Cruiser Blücher sunk on this day April 9th 1940, dramatized in the 2016 Norwegian film "The King's choice". One of 5 sister ships of the Adm...
This movie is available on Amazon Prime. It shows the royalty of Norway fleeing to safety but it is the same timeline of April through June 1940 and the Germans were not happy that their prized Heavy Cruiser the Blucher was hit by heavy guns and Torpedoes from a fort with ordnance installed and stored there since the early 1900s. The Germans were not expecting this resistance. Some German special ops troops were on that ship as well as a bunch of ammunition.
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel SCPO Morris Ramsey MCPO Roger Collins CPO Nate S. SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM LT Brad McInnis Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth @
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