Attack at Dawn: Reliving the Battle of Narvik in World War II Benjamin Wallace Sindelar introduces the reader to

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Attack at Dawn: Reliving the Battle of Narvik in World War II Benjamin Wallace Sindelar introduces the reader toOn March 1, 1940, Adolf Hitler ordered the invasion of Norway. Having swept across Europe at a terrifying pace, the Nazi assault on Scandinavia was designed to secure the valuable source of iron ore being delivered by rail from Sweden to the Norwegian port of Narvik. To complete the task, Hitler sent ten large, modern destroyers, with 220 Alpine Troops on each. Five smaller British H Class destroyers were sent up the fjord in retaliation by the Allied