In this new episode of Death on the High Seas, we return to the first months of the Second World War, where, on the frozen Oslofjord in Norway, the invulnerability of the German war machine and its highly advanced technology were put to the test. harmed by the Victorian era. turrets and torpedoes of the era manned by inexperienced conscripts, casualty of the rarely remembered but vital defense during the Battle of Drøbak Sound, being the seven-month-old heavy cruiser Blücher.
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