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The Norwegian Campaign (9 April to 10 June 1940) was a Second World War campaign fought in Norway between the Allies and Germany after the latter's invasion of the country. In April, the United Kingdom and France came to Norway's aid with an expeditionary force. Despite moderate success in the northern parts of Norway, Germany's invasion of France in May eventually compelled the Allies to withdraw and the Norwegian government to seek exile in London.

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rdfs:comment	The Norwegian Campaign (9 April to 10 June 1940) was a Second World War campaign fought in Norway between the Allies and Germany after the latter's invasion of the country. In April, the United Kingdom and France came to Norway's aid with an expeditionary force. Despite moderate success in the northern parts of Norway, Germany's invasion of France in May eventually compelled the Allies to withdraw and the Norwegian government to seek exile in London.
rdfs:seeAlso	dbpedia:Timeline_of_the_Norwegian_Campaign
foaf:name	Norwegian Campaign
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causalties	2 light cruisers 10 destroyers 1 heavy cruiser (1.317 killed on land, 1,604 wounded) 15 light naval units 2 torpedo boats 2,375 lost at sea, 21 transports/merchant ships 5,296 6 U-boats 90-240 aircraft Material losses: Official German figures:
combatant	Germany Polish Armed Forces in the West
commander	Falkenhorst, Nikolaus Von Cork, William Boyle, 12th Earl Of Otto Ruge Kristian Kristiansen Laake
date	1940-06-10(xsd:dateTime)
is part of military conflict	World War II
place of military conflict	Norway
result	German victory Establishment of the Occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany *Evacuation of the Norwegian government and royal family Norwegian Armed Forces in exile
strength	Allies: Total: 6 divisions 7 divisions 1 Fallschirmjäger battalion Norway: c. 100,000 c. 38,000 c. 55,000 combatants involved in the fighting c. 93,000
thumbnail	http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Operation_Weserübung.jpg?width=300
is rdfs:seeAlso of	Operation Ariel
is battle of	Sandys, Duncan IV Corps Carl Gustav Fleischer Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service (RNNAS) Eugen Meindl Eric Walther Helmut Woltersdorf Gretton, Peter Kampfgeschwader 26 Arne Kjelstrup Odd Starheim Carganico, Horst Ernst-Wilhelm Modrow Günther Lütjens Dr. jur. Josef-Georg Mulzer Linke, Lothar Andreas Hagl Benedikt, Johann Agnew, William Adam Ebner Adolf Eilers Linge, Martin Alta Battalion Straight, Whitney Willard Broome, Jack Pellengahr, Richard Le Fanu, Michael Blondie Hasler Otto Ruge Embry, Basil 15 (North East) Brigade Helmut Lent Kampfgeschwader 3 Kampfgeschwader 4 John Hume Prendergast Harlinghausen, Martin Lindbaeck-Larsen, Odd Austlid, Eiliv Martin Möbus Bluecher, Wolfgang Graf von Kurt Lasse Eduard Leopold Edgar Stentzler Herbert Isachsen Rolf Hauge John, Caspar Anton Hackl Kampfgeschwader 54 Oei, Oeyvinn Jens-Anton Poulsson Jameson, Patrick Sir Hugh Charles Stockwell Paul Semrau Brandner, Kaspar Helmut Mahlke 51st (London) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Bruno Dilley

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