Lysaker Bridge sabotage 1940

Target entity: Lysaker Bridge sabotage 1940
Context triple: [Lysaker, historicalEvent, Lysaker Bridge sabotage 1940]

• A. Norwegian heavy water sabotage
  The Norwegian heavy water sabotage was a series of World War II commando raids by Norwegian resistance fighters, supported by the Allies, to destroy Nazi Germany’s heavy water production and hinder its atomic bomb program.
• B. Sieges of Fredriksten fortress
  The Sieges of Fredriksten fortress were a series of 17th–18th century military assaults by Swedish forces against the strategically vital Norwegian border stronghold at Halden, most famously including the 1718 campaign in which King Charles XII of Sweden was killed.
• C. Liberation of Norway
  The Liberation of Norway refers to the end of German occupation in May 1945, when Norwegian territory was freed and national sovereignty was restored at the close of World War II.
• D. Operation Weserübung
  Operation Weserübung was Nazi Germany’s 1940 military campaign to invade and occupy Denmark and Norway during World War II.
• E. Battle of Narvik
  The Battle of Narvik was a 1940 World War II campaign in northern Norway involving fierce naval and land fighting between German and Allied forces over control of the strategically vital ice-free port of Narvik.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lysaker Bridge sabotage 1940
Target entity description: The Lysaker Bridge sabotage of 1940 was a Norwegian resistance operation during the early phase of World War II, in which saboteurs destroyed a key bridge near Oslo to disrupt German military movements.

• A. Norwegian heavy water sabotage
  The Norwegian heavy water sabotage was a series of World War II commando raids by Norwegian resistance fighters, supported by the Allies, to destroy Nazi Germany’s heavy water production and hinder its atomic bomb program.
• B. Sieges of Fredriksten fortress
  The Sieges of Fredriksten fortress were a series of 17th–18th century military assaults by Swedish forces against the strategically vital Norwegian border stronghold at Halden, most famously including the 1718 campaign in which King Charles XII of Sweden was killed.
• C. Liberation of Norway
  The Liberation of Norway refers to the end of German occupation in May 1945, when Norwegian territory was freed and national sovereignty was restored at the close of World War II.
• D. Operation Weserübung
  Operation Weserübung was Nazi Germany’s 1940 military campaign to invade and occupy Denmark and Norway during World War II.
• E. Battle of Narvik
  The Battle of Narvik was a 1940 World War II campaign in northern Norway involving fierce naval and land fighting between German and Allied forces over control of the strategically vital ice-free port of Narvik.
• F. None of above. chosen