The Dutch Resistance movement was a large anti-Nazi movement. The Movement was led by Johannes and Marinus Post. It started because of the German occupation of the Netherlands

Estonian national movement was created in 1954.

Estonian Regiment 'Reval' was created in 1944.

The army of Nazi Germany crossed the southern border of Estonia on 7 July 1941. Estonian capital, Tallinn, was conquered by German troops on 28 August 1941.

Mary Alice Gallin has written:

'Ethical and religious factors in the German resistance to Hitler' -- subject(s): Anti-Nazi movement, Politics and government