MOT 1941: NAZI OCCUPIED NORWAY: UNDERGROUND NEWSPAPER

The transcript discusses the resistance efforts in Norway against German occupation, highlighting the role of secret organizations and their methods of spreading truthful information. It also provides instructions on when to listen to broadcasts from London and Boston to stay informed.

What is one of the main actions taken by Norwegians against the Germans?

• They joined the German army.

• They ignored the occupation.

• They made peace treaties.

• They found ways to create trouble for the Germans.

Who were the exceptions in Norway that did not join the resistance?

• The entire Norwegian government.

• A few hundred quisling traders.

• Norwegian soldiers.

• All Norwegians joined the resistance.

What role did secret organizations play in Norwegian towns?

• They collaborated with the Germans.

• They printed their own newspapers to inform the public.

• They organized public protests.

• They closed down all communication channels.

What information did the secret newspapers provide to the people?

• Sports news.

• German propaganda.

• Weather forecasts.

• The truth about the situation and broadcast schedules.

Which cities were mentioned as sources of important broadcasts?

• Paris and Berlin.

• London and Boston.

• Oslo and Stockholm.

• New York and Washington.