There was a time where Oslo called itself free, but it has not been as such ever since the first German paratrooper touched down in the devastatingly effective Operation Weserübung. Oslo is Norway's capital, a beautiful city sat at the southernmost tip of the country, home to the busiest ports and the biggest maritime corporations in the world. But, despite its ancient, millenia old beauty, twenty years of Nazi occupation have left ugly gouges in Oslo.

Deemed Aryan enough to save itself from any radical changes more akin to cities like Warsaw, the German mark on Oslo has been left in the form of propaganda posters and a Heer garrison. Despite this, though, Oslo itself writhes underneath the Nazi jackboot, yearning to be free once more.