Nazi occ. Norway rebels

The transcript discusses tactics used to undermine Nazi efforts during World War II. It highlights how fortifications were sabotaged by mixing too much sand with concrete, causing them to crumble. Additionally, it describes efforts to make Nazis uncomfortable by altering shipments when the Gestapo was not monitoring, including flavoring dried codfish with kerosene.

What was the main reason the fortifications built by the Nazi army were ineffective?

• They were built in the wrong locations.

• They were built too quickly.

• They used too much sand in the concrete.

• They were not tall enough.

How did the resistance manage to make the Nazis uncomfortable in Germany?

• By sabotaging their vehicles.

• By spreading false information.

• By tampering with shipments when the Gestapo was not around.

• By cutting off their supply lines.

What was the role of the Gestapo in the context of the shipments?

• To ensure the shipments were on time.

• To deliver the shipments.

• To protect the shipments from theft.

• To check up on the shipments.

What unusual method was used to disguise kerosene?

• As a flavoring for dried codfish.

• As a type of fuel.

• As a cleaning agent.

• As a type of oil.

Why was disguising kerosene as a flavoring effective?

• It was a common practice.

• It was unexpected and went unnoticed.

• It was cheaper than other methods.

• It was easier to transport.