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World War 2's last German soldiers didn't surrender in 1945 — they were stranded in the Arctic until September 1945, forgotten by everyone. This is the true story of Operation Haudegen, eleven German soldiers who kept fighting past the end of World War 2, isolated on Nordaustlandet in the Svalbard archipelago, nearly 1,000 kilometers from the North Pole.
We cover the full history of Germany's secret Arctic weather station program, why weather data was a decisive military weapon in World War 2, how the Haudegen team survived 126 days of total polar darkness, and what really happened after Germany surrendered — including the Cold War legend that a German unit may have remained active in the Arctic until 1955.
Based on primary sources including Wilhelm Dege's firsthand account, Cold War intelligence records, and Norwegian historical archives.
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