The Boys Who Challenged Hitler

The Boys Who Challenged Hitler
About this book
Knud Pedersen was fifteen years old when Denmark surrendered to German occupation. Disgusted by the failure of his nation's leaders, Knud swore to take action against the Nazi occupiers and formed a rebel cell made up of his brother and schoolmates. They named themselves **The Churchill Club**, after the fiery British leader. The Churchill Club committed hundreds of acts of sabotage, ranging from weapon theft, arson, bombings, and even an attempted assault of a German Camp. Eventually, they were caught and arrested, but their efforts weren't in vain, as their actions sparked a full-blown Danish resistance.
This book was written through a combination of historical records, and first-person accounts from Knud Pedersen himself
Details
- OL Work ID
- OL17628536W
Subjects
HistoryWorld War, 1939-1945Underground movementsBoysBiographyPolitical activityMiddle school studentsHeroesSabotageResistance to GovernmentWar Underground movementsChurchill-klubben (Ålborg, Denmark)