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Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, Iceland and Greenland
Axis
- Birke ("Birch") (1944)
— German plan to withdraw from northern Finland prior to the Lapland War - Birkhahn (1945)
— German evacuation from Norway.[1] - Büffel ("Buffalo") (1940)
— German operation to relieve troops in Narvik, Norway. - Holzauge ("Wood knot") (1942)
— activities in Greenland - Ikarus (1940)
— planned German invasion of Iceland in response to British Operation Fork - Juno (1940)
— German naval operation to disturb allied supplies to Norway. - Lachsfang (1942)
— Proposed combined German and Finnish attack against Kandalaksha and Belomorsk. - Nordlicht [2] ("Aurora Borealis") (1944)
— German withdrawal from the Kola Peninsula into Norway - Renntier ("Reindeer") (1941)
— German occupation of Finnish Petsamo - Silberfuchs ("Silver Fox") (1941)
— German operations in the Arctic, including:
- Blaufuchs 1 ("Blue Fox 1") (1941)
— Staging of German forces from Germany to northern Finland. - Blaufuchs 2 ("Blue Fox 2") (1941)
— Staging of German forces from Norway to northern Finland. - Platinfuchs ("Platinum Fox") (1941)
— German attack towards Murmansk from Finnish Petsamo - Polarfuchs ("Polar Fox") (1941)
— German attack towards Kandalaksha from Finnish Lapland - Renntier ("Reindeer") (1941)
— German occupation of Petsamo.
- Blaufuchs 1 ("Blue Fox 1") (1941)
- Sizilien (1943)
— German raid upon allied occupied Spitsbergen (Svalbard) - Tanne Ost (1944)
— failed German attempt to capture Suursaari from Finland - Tanne West (1944)
— planned German attempt to capture the Åland Islands from Finland - Weserübung ("Weser Exercise") (1940)
— German invasion of Denmark and Norway
- Weserübung Nord ("Weser Exercise") (1940)
— German invasion of Trondheim and Narvik - Weserübung Sud ("Weser Exercise") (1940)
— German invasion of Bergen, Kristiansand and Oslo
- Weserübung Nord ("Weser Exercise") (1940)
- Zitronella ("Lemon flavour") (1943)
— German raid against a Norwegian/British station on Svalbard.
Allies
- Alphabet (1940)
evacuation of British troops from Norway - Archery (1941)
— British commando raid on Vågsøy, Norway
- Anklet (1941)
— raid on German positions on Lofoten Islands, Norway
- Anklet (1941)
- Carthage (1945)
— RAF bombing of the Gestapo headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark - Catherine (1939)
British plan to gain control of Baltic Sea - Claymore (1941)
— British raid on Lofoten Islands, Norway - Freshman (1942
) — attempted raid on a Norwegian heavy water plant at Vemork, see Gunnerside
- Grouse (1942)
— Norwegian guide party for Freshman - Gunnerside (1943)
— 2nd raid on the Norwegian heavy water plant at Vemork
- Grouse (1942)
- Fork (1940)
— Invasion of Iceland by British. - Gauntlet (1941)
— raid on Spitsbergen - Jupiter (1942)
— suggested invasion of Norway - Musketoon (1942)
— British/ Norwegian destruction of a power station in Norway - R 4 (1940)
— Planned British invasion of Norway - Source (1945)
— British response to German operation Sizilien - The Sepals/Perianth Operation (1944) — OSS supported operation in Sweden
- Wilfred (1940)
— British plan to mine the Norwegian coast
Other
- Rädda Danmark ("Save Denmark") (1945)
— Swedish plan to liberate Denmark before the country was occupied by the Soviet Union (cancelled because of German surrender)
See also
List of World War II military operations
References
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