Norway in WWII: Choices and Consequences

This chapter explores the tumultuous history of Norway during World War II, including the German invasion and the response of the Norwegian royal family. It highlights the moral dilemmas faced by individuals and companies torn between collaboration and resistance, while addressing the broader implications of accountability during and after the war. The discussion also touches on the treatment of Germans and the ethical issues surrounding post-war actions, revealing a complex narrative of national identity under siege.