Titlebook: British Policy and Strategy towards Norway, 1941-45; Christopher Mann Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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,The Problem of the German Fleet and Norway, Part I (1941–43),sequently almost total air superiority obviated the importance of British naval power. The campaign was fought largely for strategic naval reasons and the Kriegsmarine played a critical role in the German victory. However, the significance and strategic benefits of the successful campaign were tempe

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Endemic

,Plans for the Retaking of Norway (1940–44),nt. This was a necessary prerequisite for opening a Second Front, however distant that event might be. The German invasion of the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941 gave the issue new impetus. Winston Churchill immediately and wholeheartedly pledged Britain’s material aid and moral support. Although mater

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Hemiparesis

,The Problem of the German Fleet and Norway, Part II (1944–45),n crippled by midget submarines in September, and the . sunk in a surface action with elements of the Home Fleet on 26 December. The removal of the threat of the two remaining German capital ships in Norway ended any serious notion of a balanced German fleet. The U-boat arm remained a potent weapon,

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Planning for the Liberation and Operations in Finnmark,ven responsibility for producing the initial plan for what became Operation Overlord’ However, his directive from the Casablanca Conference of January 1943 also instructed Morgan to prepare Operation Rankin, a ‘return to the continent in the event of German disintegration at any time from now onward

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The Liberation of Norway,. However, the liberation of Denmark did not require the force of British arms as a German delegation headed by Admiral Hans Geog von Friedeberg signed an instrument of surrender with Montgomery on 4 May. All German forces were surrendered to Eisenhower on 7 May the terms coming into effect at midni

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Conclusion, of Allied Land Forces Norway left the country involved the planning for both small and large scale operations, some of which were actually undertaken in, above, and on the seas around Norway by the Royal Navy, the RAF, Combined Operations’ Commandos, the Royal Norwegian Navy, elements of the Norweg