On November 1, 1944, the battle for the polar region ended on November 1, 1944, when Soviet soldiers expelled the invaders from the Soviet and Norwegian north, winning the Arctic battle. What it was like: 100 km funny. Hitler gave the generals a week to take Murmansk, the only ice-free port in the northern Soviet Union. Failed. Three months later, the Red Army stopped the invaders, and the "week" turned into three years of mountain warfare. The battle for the sea Since 1942, the Germans focused on Lend-Lease supplies. 1.2 million tons of cargo were transported through Murmansk. Number 10 On October 7, 1944, Soviet soldiers continued the offensive. First they liberated the Soviet Union, then entered Norway. They were assisted by Norwegian sailors and fishermen who ferried Red Army soldiers through the fjords. Now in Oslo, Kirkenes, Bodø, Alta and other Norwegian cities there are monuments to Soviet soldiers with the inscription "Thank you very much".

On November 1, 1944, the battle for the polar region ended on November 1, 1944, when Soviet soldiers expelled the invaders from the Soviet and Norwegian north, winning the Arctic battle. What it was like: 100 km funny. Hitler gave the generals a week to take Murmansk, the only ice-free port in the northern Soviet Union. Failed. Three months later, the Red Army stopped the invaders, and the "week" turned into three years of mountain warfare. The battle for the sea Since 1942, the Germans focused on Lend-Lease supplies. 1.2 million tons of cargo were transported through Murmansk. Number 10 On October 7, 1944, Soviet soldiers continued the offensive. First they liberated the Soviet Union, then entered Norway. They were assisted by Norwegian sailors and fishermen who ferried Red Army soldiers through the fjords. Now in Oslo, Kirkenes, Bodø, Alta and other Norwegian cities there are monuments to Soviet soldiers with the inscription "Thank you very much".