Resistance Under Occupation: Belgium and Norway in WWII

This chapter explores the diverse responses of citizens in Belgium and Norway during the German occupation in World War II. It emphasizes the collaboration of some, contrasted with the majority's resistance efforts, including intelligence support for the Allies and symbolic acts of defiance. The narrative highlights the challenges faced by resistance movements, the plight of the Jewish community, and the significant sabotage operations carried out against German heavy water production.