A Nazi German Ammunition Ship Explodes In Norway

A German ammunition ship exploded in Oslo Harbor, killing 35 people and shattering tens of thousands of windows. The explosion was followed by a series of blasts that shook the city for over 24 hours. Firefighting efforts were complicated by the need to seek shelter from ongoing explosions. The streets of Nazi-held Oslo were littered with bombs and shells as a result of the incident.

What was the immediate consequence of the German ammunition ship explosion in Oslo Harbor?

• The explosion was contained quickly.

• The city was evacuated.

• 35 people lost their lives.

• The harbor was closed indefinitely.

How long did the explosions continue to shake the city after the initial blast?

• 36 hours

• 12 hours

• 48 hours

• 24 hours

During the continuous explosions, what activity was carried out between jumps into shelters?

• Evacuation of civilians

• Firefighting

• Construction work

• Military drills

What was the condition of the streets in Oslo after the explosions?

• They were flooded.

• They were deserted.

• They were littered with bombs and shells.

• They were under construction.

Who held control over the city of Oslo during the aftermath of the explosion?

• The United Nations

• The Nazis

• The local government

• The Allies