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A warship and landing boats in a fjord

A heavy warship with a massive bridge tower and turreted guns forward steams through calm water, flags flying from its masts, a second ship behind; in the grey light of a fjord a line of small boats crowded with men heads for the shore; from a launch cutting through the water a man in a flat, broad-brimmed helmet looks out past a steamer lying below a mountain. According to the source British troops landing in Norway. British and French forces landed at Namsos, Åndalsnes and near Narvik from mid-April 1940.

Period: April 1940
Credit: US National ArchivesPublic Domain · Digitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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British landings and fighting in Norway, 1940 · Divide and Conquer: Norway, the Low Countries and France

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