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Thirteen hundred feet beneath Lake Tinn in Norway lies one of World War Two's most important secrets—the remains of Nazi Germany's nuclear ambitions. This documentary reveals the incredible true story of how a Norwegian fertilizer plant became the center of Hitler's atomic bomb program and the desperate Allied missions to stop it.
From nineteen forty to nineteen forty-four, the Vemork power plant produced heavy water, a critical component for nuclear reactors that could have given Nazi Germany atomic weapons. Norwegian resistance fighters risked everything in daring sabotage operations, including the famous Operation Gunnerside raid that inspired Hollywood films.
When sabotage failed to stop German nuclear research, Allied bombers devastated the facility. But the final chapter came in February nineteen forty-four, when resistance fighter Knut Haukelid sank the ferry SF Hydro carrying the last heavy water shipment to Germany—at the cost of eighteen civilian lives.
For sixty years, historians debated whether the mission actually succeeded. In two thousand and four, underwater archaeologists finally reached the sunken ferry and discovered the truth preserved in the lake's depths. This is the complete story of how Norwegian heroes prevented Hitler from getting the atomic bomb, told through modern underwater exploration and declassified wartime documents.

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