Recapture of Narvik
Fleischer coordinates Norwegian, French, Polish and British troops that recapture Narvik from Dietl's force.
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Fleischer coordinates Norwegian, French, Polish and British troops that recapture Narvik from Dietl's force.
Learns that Allied forces will evacuate northern Norway.
Receives warning that Allied forces will withdraw from Narvik.
Receives news that Allied forces will leave northern Norway.
Norwegian leaders are informed that Allied evacuation from Narvik is planned.
Is informed that Allied troops will evacuate northern Norway after the Narvik victory.
Receives notice that Allied support around Narvik will be withdrawn.
Norwegian forces are left exposed after Allied evacuation begins.
Leaves Norway for Britain as German victory becomes unavoidable.
Leaves Norway with the king and government for exile in Britain.
Haakon VII and the Norwegian government leave Tromso for Britain to continue resistance in exile.
Escapes to Great Britain into exile for the rest of the war
Norwegian forces are left with little hope after Allied evacuation begins.
Faces the collapse of the Narvik position after Allied evacuation begins.
Norwegian forces surrender after Allied evacuation from northern Norway.
Mainland Norwegian forces surrender after Allied evacuation, while Haakon VII continues the government in exile.
Norwegian forces surrender after the Allied evacuation from northern Norway.
Leaves Norway after leading the campaign that retook Narvik.
Strengthens the resistance to German occupation by refusing to abdicate
Strengthens the resistance to German occupation by refusing to abdicate
Haakon VII & his Cabinet escape to London after the capitulation of Norway
Serves the Norwegian Government in exile in London
Serves the Norwegian Government in exile in London
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