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When did Albanian Resistance of World War II happen?

Albanian Resistance of World War II happened in 1939.


Why did the danish resistance German factories in World War 2?

your question doesn't make since but if you mean What did the the Danish Resistance fighters do in the factories World Word II ? the answer is they risked there life to help the Jews escape from the German soldier's. And they would put the Jews in factories and shot them ! :(


Why was the Danish resistance important during world war 2?

The Danish resistance was very important because of the fact they had saved over 90% of their Jewish population. These actions also showed that when people fight for their beliefs it is much stronger than being alone. The resistors near the end of the war was almost 45,000 people.


What was the Danish resistence?

The Danish resistance was a movement during World War II where Danish citizens opposed the German occupation of Denmark. They engaged in acts of sabotage, helped spirit Jewish citizens to safety, and provided intelligence to the Allied forces. Their actions played a key role in the eventual liberation of Denmark in 1945.


What was the resistance in Number the Stars?

The Resistance fighters are people who helped the Jews fight the Germans.


What are resistance?

Resistance fighters are Danish people who want to bring harm to the Germans no matter what it takes. If you read the book "Number the Stars," it tells a lot about them. __ Resistance fighters were essentially guerrillas. The term is used in particular of irregulars who resisted Nazi occupation in World War 2.


What was the Milorg in World War 2?

The Danish military intelligence.


Who sank the Danish navy ships in Number the Stars by Lois Lowry?

In Number the Stars and in real life, the Danes sank their own navy so the Germans could not use them.


What happened to the weapons sent to the Resistance in World War 2?

Many of weapons sent to the French and Belgian Resistances in World War II were intercepted before reaching their intended targets.


What was the symbol for the Danish resistance during World War 2?

The resistance movement didn't have a common symbol. Civilians could show sympathy with the resistance for instance by wearing a small metal emblem with the King's monogram, if they were adults, or a knitted cap in Royal air force colours, if they were teenagers.


What was in the specially prepared hankerchiefs used by the Danish Resistance for foiling the Nazi Dog's sense of smell during World War 2?

drugs so the dogs couldn't smell the Jews hiding


How big was the Danish army during World War 2?

10,000