Field Marshall Montgomery

The transcript describes the efforts of Norwegian resistance members during WWII. They set up shortwave radio transmitters to communicate with the Norwegian government in London and report Nazi warship movements to the British. Despite the risk of being caught and executed, they successfully gathered and transmitted crucial intelligence. Notably, they sent the first message about the sighting of the Nazi battleship Bismarck off Bergen.

What was the primary purpose of setting up shortwave radio transmitters by the old boys?

• To broadcast local news

• To listen to music from London

• To send messages to the Norwegian government

• To communicate with German forces

What did the resistance members report to the British?

• Weather conditions

• Nazi warship movements

• Local events

• Economic updates

What was the consequence if the resistance members were caught?

• They would be executed

• They would be deported

• They would be fined

• They would be imprisoned

Who sent the first message about the sighting of the Nazi battleship Bismarck?

• A German spy

• A British officer

• A Norwegian government official

• One of the resistance boys

Where was the Nazi battleship Bismarck sighted?

• Near the Norwegian fjords

• Off the coast of London

• Off Bergen

• In the Baltic Sea