Assault in Norway: sabotaging the nazi nuclear bomb

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By 1942, German scientist seemed to have an insurmountable head start over their Allied counterparts in developing an operational atomic bomb. Allied hopes of stalling the Nazi nuclear program rested on sabotaging a fortress-like factory where heavy water was produced and stockpiled. A team of Norwegian exiles infiltrated their homeland. And after hiding in the frozen wilds and eking out existence, they launched one of the war's most daring commandos raids.