Norwegian forces in exile

Target entity: Norwegian forces in exile
Context triple: [Svalbard campaign, militaryBranchInvolved, Norwegian forces in exile]

• A. Norwegian resistance movement
  The Norwegian resistance movement was the collective underground effort by Norwegians to oppose and sabotage Nazi Germany’s occupation of Norway during World War II.
• B. Norwegian State Police under occupation
  The Norwegian State Police under occupation was the collaborationist law enforcement body in Nazi-controlled Norway that assisted German authorities in suppressing resistance movements and persecuting opponents during World War II.
• C. Norwegian Home Guard
  The Norwegian Home Guard is a rapid mobilization reserve force responsible for local defense, protection of critical infrastructure, and support to civil authorities within Norway.
• D. Liberation of Norway
  The Liberation of Norway refers to the end of German occupation in May 1945, when Norwegian territory was freed and national sovereignty was restored at the close of World War II.
• E. Cold War in Norway
  Cold War in Norway refers to the political, military, and social impacts of the global Cold War on Norwegian territory, security policy, and everyday life, particularly given Norway’s strategic location bordering the Soviet Union and its role in NATO.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Norwegian forces in exile
Target entity description: Norwegian forces in exile were the military units formed by Norwegians who continued fighting alongside the Allies after Norway’s occupation in World War II.

• A. Norwegian resistance movement
  The Norwegian resistance movement was the collective underground effort by Norwegians to oppose and sabotage Nazi Germany’s occupation of Norway during World War II.
• B. Norwegian State Police under occupation
  The Norwegian State Police under occupation was the collaborationist law enforcement body in Nazi-controlled Norway that assisted German authorities in suppressing resistance movements and persecuting opponents during World War II.
• C. Norwegian Home Guard
  The Norwegian Home Guard is a rapid mobilization reserve force responsible for local defense, protection of critical infrastructure, and support to civil authorities within Norway.
• D. Liberation of Norway
  The Liberation of Norway refers to the end of German occupation in May 1945, when Norwegian territory was freed and national sovereignty was restored at the close of World War II.
• E. Cold War in Norway
  Cold War in Norway refers to the political, military, and social impacts of the global Cold War on Norwegian territory, security policy, and everyday life, particularly given Norway’s strategic location bordering the Soviet Union and its role in NATO.
• F. None of above. chosen