Title: Excellent movie
Product review: This DVD copy, under Sony distribution, is as clear and high-quality as can be asked for. The content itself, minus some Hollywood interference (read female love / stupidity) is a pretty accurate depiction of a really amazingly good book, "Assault in Norway" by Thomas Gallagher. I was made aware of this story by a reference in Gen. Leslie Grove's "Now It Can Be Told" and again by Richard Rhode's "Making of the Atomic Bomb". The sheer heroism and sacrifice by Norwegians and British alike in protecting to the best of their ability the innocent civilians of Norway while destroying one of Nazi Germany's treasured resources is something that needs to be taught to every history class. The movie does a fine job, in the little time allotted, in getting across what actually happened in a pivotal time of WWII. I am happy to have this DVD in my collection.
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